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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
--LATEST NEWS
By AS Aails. Ell
From st. Louis.

Sr. Lows, Oct IL.
The DMsce,us learns thst Dr. WiDsr SusIsoo Of
the Ssd ulinsis Rsgipeot. Gel. AallisaaS lfiSh
Bdg.ds. STARTED on Wednesday, by order Of Gen.
Curtis, for Gen Prices headquArters, with an osi
to eject he liberty Of Col. AsIisa1 by rendering
in his place the release Of Gen Frost iron his
psrols Of honor. taken after the capture Of Camp
Jackson. We hear also thst . like exchange will
bs rendered Col. Bowen.
CAAF AcknlsrsY,l near Syraeuse, lo..l
October II, 1851. !
Gen. Fremont has sent dispatch hers, stating
that hs has reason 70 believs that Sterling Price
has rcraced, will retrace. steps to tho Ossge,
snd there make stand and give our forces battle.
Adjutant General smith informs me that be has
raissi over 10000 men for the Missouri State mill
tic, and thinks he will be enabled, in due season.
70 obtain the remainder Of the AZ, zoe.
large supply Of transportation 10 nov o. il
Wy hsTs from st. Louis.
HEADQUARTERS At WARsAw, Mol
October, Is, 1861. I
We srs here with parts OF Sigsl's and Asboth's
divieioo. Sigsl's sdvascs il already across the
Usage. His cavalry to-day had : skirmish with
one Of the eneny's mounted parties, and took
three prisoners. heis in possession Of the bridge
over the Pomme de Terre river, with infantry and
artillery. The main body efthe enemy Is reported
feYtv Ave miles distant.
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g. B:n,sld. v B,i,eI .pp's. Johnson Co.
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g. a... : Son :. Byiasa .,ps. johnson Co,
s4l Woods d Co " ByisnsDps, Jehnsoa Co.
disnissed.
s7s Lambert / sternbsrtvs Bolton / Bolton
sRRt Polk Go. sasnsa-
7s7 Elder " Clemens cit, Aasshall Go. sf-
no Joass " Cole app'e psioa for ezseutioa
sustained.
ll46 AuSneon " HubbelIN iruashisk Co, st.
fined.
= Bradley; adn'x, " KAnaght spp't Wspps'-
10 Co, affirmed.
1860 Romansppt - Hss Jssper Go. rsvsrssd.
so7 Paksn " Gri6ith, Z Co, afarmsA.
81 Couls " Grey, Cla,n Co, motion 70 sst
aside dismtsssl sustained.
ll5s o. .sv " Ogds, 81, spp's, Dssmoinss
Go, ~ omitted.
1855 StodAard " Forbs1Seott and Brewster
app'e. Louisa Go. submitted
llS6 Washington Collsgus VIM Tedford, Lou
ire Co, contiaasd. -sa-
llsi Do Louis end Ds Lis, BY their suasdias,
iiss Farley ley app. ': Coils L.: s Co. Continued.
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From Fort Monroe.
Fremont after the Rebels.

SYRACUSE, Mo-, Oct II.
A messenger from Gen. Fremont's headquarters
at Warsaw, reached here today. with dispatches
for Gen. McKinstry. It was ssid Price had msdo
stand in Cedar county, 25 miles from Osce.a,
with 10000 we'll armed and disciplined troops,
and , large force Of regular militia. On the ar
rival Of remont at Warsaw, the opposite banks Of
who we're dispersed bv few rounds Of canister
Fremont had began reEarations TO lay pontoon
bridge across the Osage, when the messenger left,
and it Was supposed his army would be over the
river Wednesday night. He Was determined to
push on with the utmost vlgor, and would prob
to fight or retreat
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LIv8RPOOL, Oct. II.
The Rebel, General Hawthorne, Of the Aissis-
Gppi brigade, at Hopkinsville, Ky, has transfer
rcd that post of6co to tho charge Of Confederate
postmaster. Thus the Southern Kentucky towns
arc regularly supplied with southern mails under
authority oi the Rebel Postmaster Genenl.
1t 10 reported that Gen. Hardee IL in command
1t Bowling Green, with ton thousand troops, in.
Guiding two thousand Texans, whom. from their
wild appsarance the people there take for ndians.
Louisville 10 quiet. There 10 An accumulation
Of south ward bound travellers 1t our hotels, who
lind il impossible to get through our lines.
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NUMBER.


N4& WAsaINoIoN, Ooe. II.
The sudden retreat Of the Rebel army from ~
Positios as Vienna, has created much sxcissosos
here to-day. f.a Jsse
Gen. Mcclellan crossed The Potomac st IN sa,ly
hour this moraing, scsoopenisd oy his stae, n
o'dsr 70 Investigate the actual condition Of aasus
in Virginia.
A transport vessel wsst dovn the PcGoGAs last
CATION and TO a6srd opportunities for rseonnois-
ance Of the snsmy's bastsrJ. Nothing has yss
been heard from her.
Mr.. Grow, iats Collector q Nashvills, arrived
abundant at Nssh and that the loyal citssss
are quie;ly waiting the arrival Of the Federal
army.
4. is now oon6rusd that the Rsbsl pieksts have
fallen back rs far - Fairfax G. H. Our own pick
| et. follow thor steps - thoy retrsst.
The entire force Of the Rebel Amy is nov sup
posed 70 be concentrated q the line from Mauss-
| sas Gap to Acqsis Crock.
learn that the mas.ing Of tho Rebel forces 10
| Just tho effect which Mcclellan has dssignsd By
his vsrisus movements. The army officers are aP-
psrently much pleased with the shape that the
contest 10 now assuming.
We learn from good authority that certain for
egn capitalists hase offered NJ. ChAss, becretary
Of the Treasury, 10 take one hundred million Of the
| United states government loan, st6H per cent.
interest
The reports about the rebel army being in full
| retreat for Manassas, ate based on conjectures.
At least, nothing Of it 10 known in quarters most
entitled to confidence.
As was stated in yestssdays dispatch, : large
| reconnoitering party proceeded ar far - Vienna,
| but returned before Nen, Mcclellan had quite
reached the village.
| Gen. Wadsworih went within mile aud . half
Of Fairfax Cou't House, with comparatively .
en- all escort. From the observations, it WAS con-
| iectured that tho rebel force there amounted to
about two regiments OF infantry and battalion u
| cavalry. The escort WAS fred on but reached
haste.
From gentlemen presumed 70 posscss the best
opportunity Of Judging. il 10 ascertaincd that the
enemy have been alternately retiring and advanc-
lpg within breadth Of 6vc miles.
Bland liaord has been appointed U. .. District
Judge Of Keutucky, In place Of Msnse', who hsi
Joined tho rebels.
The Treasury Department. yesterday sent one
million three hundred thousand dollars in Treos.
Iary notes, West.
Quite : nomber Of upwsrd bound vessels, Ssz
the rebel blockade last night snd have arIived q
tho Navy Yard and 1t our wharves. Among thesa
lis tho Government steam boes Oosur Lion, which
,owed up the Government s.oop Granite. They
tassed the batteries shortly after midnight. Tie
tugs Murray and Vessey werc several times 6red
upon - they passed, towing mp couple Of schoon
ers with Government sto es bus were not touch ed
The Occur os Lion spoke tho Pawnes in Chcss
peak Bay. Tho Pawaee WAS mot disabled ~ re-
ported, by the shots she received
largo number Of vessels are waiting ct Smith
Point tor an opportunity TO come up.
The Harriet Lane left the Navy Yard this NOR
ming.
The new Rebel battery At Timber Creek mounts
four guns.
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ADsr GsN'Ls OsuoE OF TIE STATE o. Iowa,
Davenport. Oct. 10. 1861.
At meeting Of the Command err 10. chief and
the officers Of his staa, held 10 the Office of the
Adiutant General. on the 10th day Of October,
4 D: 1851, the following order waa sDani
mously adopted:
General order No. 81.
No. IL. That no citizen, inhabitant or resi-.
dent Of this State, subject 70 do military duty
either IL the Volunteer or Reserve AilitiA, shall
herssftsr enlist or segsgs TO enter into the
military service Of any other State. And all
psrsons liable 70 military duty within THE
State. are hsssby prohibited from snlistiog or
agreeing 70 solist. or assembling With visw.
or for the purpose Of entering the service OF
any other Stste. Nor shsll any person within
this State. liable to d. military duty. enter 10.
to the service Of the Uoitsd Statss except Nm.
der he express authority Of this Ststs pyov;.
ds1. that this order is not intended 70 prevent
the Governments Of the United States from
rser, itiog for the Regular Army, purssaat 10
the Aets Of Congress, and provided further
that THE Order. and the next succeeding one.
does not apply to the Company sov being
raised st Dubuqus for the Lyon Regiment.
No. Ill. That oil psssons, vbsth - rssaAsp,s
Of this Stats or other vi.e, and al officers ex-
sept regularly authorized o65eers Of The Un'ted
States. sscroittng for the United State. Regu.
lar Asny .ass hereby psohioitsd iton ssliseisg,
o. in any maasee raising men vtshia this State
With view or for the purpose Of entering
iate the military sessiss a any Other eease o.
Of the Uaited States. except 10 pursuanes oi
the lave ssd suthosisy Of the etats of Iowa.
No. Nv. That the Adjasaut General of ,his
Seats Be charged With the duty Of sssing tha,
neither Of the sbovs Oedss (NsG II 80 fllD j,
violated.
And the eaid Adjstsat 0sssssl. vbss sasis.
led s hat slshse o. coy Of the abovs Orders
(Noa II and lily has been q Il bsipe vjolated.
sAAll srdsr sli officers or persons violating susf
ssdsss undsr military asrsat, unlss, Ne Con.
msndsels-shisf othervise directs. g 81 a..
sssbed = ssd enter and ssrvs - ipvivstes il
any Coapssy q Regims.t being raissd WITH,
IN shis Stass. under authority thereof.
By ssdss ofths Ooumaades.ia- -shisl.
sss< n. B. BAKsa,
A1jt Gen. ef love.
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From lronton.

IR0HrOE, No., Oct. II.
No other bridge than that Of Big River afbecn
interfssed with On the Iron Mountain Railroad,
and no Rebels are known 70 be near the road. The
8th Wisconsin is now here, and another regiment.
with Me. Scho6eld's battery Of artillery. is under
stood to be on the way, which will make this point
secure agsinst sttsck. Tho Rebels are reported
in large force IS miles below hero, bat nothing 10
known ~ to their numbers OF designs.
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

O1rIcE or fHE DEMocRAr AND NBws,l
Friday Eve., October Is, 1851. !
Wheat is not 70 firm and the lower grades Of
Barley has fallen of 3 to 5 cents. Corn is very
dull. Potatoes arscoming in plenty ana 90 low ~
to discourage farmers. We sAw 6ne Mesh hannocks
sold for cents per bushe and Onious for the very
low price Of 50.
FLouR-S4 wholesale $3.50 retail. Ship
ments $50 bbls.
wHzAr--5s@63e. Receipts 1854 bu. Ship
ments $3.50 bu.
BARLsY.-Dun at l342so. Receipts, 3,2ss
bu. Shipments, 1850 bu.
CoRH.-Dull st l2kc. Receipts loo bu.
OArs-We quote at l2c.
ONIoHs-Dull ss 5@7c. RscsEts 2SO5 bu. Ship
msnts l,O75 bu.
PorAroEs-70l21c per bu. Receipts 1850 bu.
HAY. Prairie 81 y ton Timothy $6 y ton.
Now YORK narket.
New Yoak, October Is.
FLoUs-Msrket wi.hout material change.
WHBAr-Market hTm with fair business doing.
81 .82Q1l. "a Winter Red Westevn.
.. .o."..---1arsst hettev AOM0lc western and
OArs-Quist st 8O085s.
POKk-Quiet.
WHISKY. Quiet and firm at 22c.
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River Isens.


FRIDAY, Ootobsr l6.
ARRIVED
KATE CAssBL, Hillhouss. Montross.
SUcEsR STAfB, Rhodes, St Paul.
hEksY CLAY, Bufosd, St. Louis,
=. II. WILSON; -,St. Louis.
DBPADrRD.
AD HIM, Calf, Dubuque.
KATE CAsssL, 1illhouss, Aontrose.
SUcksR STATE, Rhodes, st. Louis.
aBNRv CLAY, Ruford. st Paul.
Ths light d'aught packet Pomeroy, Capt. Davis,
Will dspars for Fsst Madison and way points thi,
svsnina
] tn. eAt te@sps., c.p. Whit. and Clerk
lowrj6 - dslg gfor Mon,ross this morning At
o'cl0St Tkss E--tr-- e--. s..sssuyer sosolhmo-
dstions, and IL otiicsred BY men who understand
their busiosas in every respect. Make trip with
Capt. White you never will regret it.
The Wilson leaves for st. Louis and way points
to-day.
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NIGHT DlSPATCHEs.
Mere than They Barxaaned =

ST. LOUIS, Oct. II.
The following despatch WAS received here from
night: 4
Major Garrett ,of the 1st 1ndisnass Cavalry, made
sn attack On the enemy this forenoon-whsn dis
covering the strength and position Of the rsbels
he foil back uatil 10 came upon Col. Alexandes
with 600 Infsntsy Of the 3lst Illinois snd one piece
of artillery. The enemy follovsd-fxhting I'll
the way. Major Gsrrstt got his gun in position,
and concealing his infsntry, caused psrt Of his
company TO rstrsst still further, drawing the enc.
ny into ambascsds and forcing them TO retreat
With heavy los.
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SHAN FIoHr.-A couple Of squads Il
Davenport Bssssshe islslgsd = . little -
gagsosat ysssssdsy. with their hickory ssbrss
vhish resulted In somsthisg more than 4
"sAsu." for few Of the boys got their blood
vsrmsd nd pieshsd = viii y much grin .,
sbossh they we're dealing With real live -.
ssshsn. Some bruises vss hsrsmh but no.
thiag serious vs hope Matters are progrss.
aisg pleasantly At camp. 2o
COL WEN1z.-Our friend Rrnst
Clsusss received letter from COL Wsn,s
Yesterday. His regiment 10 at Birds Point.
together with I've others. We rsgrs& very
much 70 learn that there 10 much siekness
there among tAs trosps. thoseh The friends Of
Col. ". will BE- glad 70 know that he is enjoy
ing good health. He says that out Of th. six
rsgimsnts nov st that place, only $500 men
are dt fes duty. which sosprises. probably,
sboot half Of the force, It is . siekly place st
the best. Our men hays had some very hard
labor 10 throwing up sotrsnehments, and the
vssshsr hss bsss very vet and gsasrally IN.
healthy.
MAD DoG-Two MEN B1rrES.-Mr.
GFssthouss, carpenter. informs % that while
out on the Dubuque road. yesterday. beyond
the Sixmils House. be NV . dog come rush.
Ing along the road in 'front.' Of him, which, from
bic actions. be supposed to be mad. He turn.
cd one side to give the brute vide berth, and
BY 90 doing joss sssapsd being bitten. TIE dog
passed on few RODS aad bit one Of Mr.. e.
men. named Haley. just above The ankle joint
then turned into the field and bit COW on the
ncse, and another man. who was In the field.
whose name ws did not learn. Mr. @. learned
vhsn he came back that the dog was killed.
[fit turns out that he was really msd dog,
ws much fear for The lives Of those men Who
were bitten.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

ENrERPRlsE.-Some enterprising in.
dividual has started new Express Nos 10 our
city. A sew wagon hes BEEN brought ont,
and our friend. vhosvss hs usy Be. 10 proba.
bly, on the road to fortune.
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Telegraph Completes 70 Sal, Lake CITY.

Telegraph Completed 70 Salt Lake City.
CLsvsLAHD, Oct. Is.
Tho following, being the first message on Pacific
Tolsgssph Line, Was secsived hsse this svs.ing:
GssAr SALT LAxE CRY, Dot. -.
r eHos. J. II. Wade, Pyes;dens cf tss Hae,fe To-
sgvepA CsmSssy, Osceissd.
completion Of the Overland Telegraph Line wsss
70 this city; 20 commend the energy oisplaysd ~
yourself and associates in the rapid and success1l
prosecution Of vosk 70 bsoeheisl, and 20 expssss
che wish that its may ever tend 70 promote the
true interests Of the dwesfs upon beth the Allan
not sscsded, bat is 6rm fos the Cspstitution aad
Law Il our once happy county, and Is warmly in
tssestsd iu sseh sseessfsl sntsrpeisss . the one
90 fer oonplstsd. JSignsd,
Bns0aAA Y0UNo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

DoISo WELL-W. T. CLARK and Geo.
AcCosh have together enlisted about one hun.
drsd ssd 6fy men during the past two weeks.
They are ssill out and will very likely Get .
full company Apiece for the war; They are
doing I'D their work 10 earnest
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

APPolN1Nssr.-Wsa are glad 10 learn that Dr.
Watson. one Of our resident physicians hes r..
ce'ved the appointment % Surgeon Of the 18th
Regiment. nov at Davenport. Tkis regimen.
10 nearly full and will soon be Of All who
enjoy the Doctor's seQuaiatanes Assd not bs
sssared that NO better appointment could BE-
made. May he live to return and "fsht bic
bsttlss Ger again. ."-Du5sqas Uaios.
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The public are respectfully invited to
call at Whislsrs. and Examine bis monster
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. He
sells at the levsst 6surss. regardless Of the
times. Farmers. that 10 your best plses to
purchase
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READ THIs.-Buy your Winter Ap-
ples st Stare. He has joss resolved large
lot Of lhs very Ssse varieties. Go ssd 80.
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BUs1ssss, &c-The Touring mills in
sh's vistaity ere nov ranning night and day,
sad ars turning eut ths dour with amazing
rapsdtsy. The Albion mills ass makisg their
s'sal amount PER dsy-bss~sss foss asd I've
hundred bsrrsls. ssd the rsst perpessionsts
amount. whsst 10 coming In with . rush.
sesssh tt"s pity that there u 20 much Of
the damaged srtiSls., The best quality y
worth s. cents. and froa thst dsva = absss
20 ssass. Al tiaas = lasa prodsss h coming
forward IN abssdassa. The pseepses Sss :
lively trade 10 ths varioas bssssAss sss szssl.
D0k Trade saosg Tie useseAttls sla,ses
1922 sp hasdsonsly. New stores ars alliaa
sp constantly. sal " sss told that nsv
somsrs ere veil sssesragsd. There hes not
been - much trade In ~ dty ssr tArss years
- at shs present tios. Those Who kssp post.
ID prsdist thae tAs pssssss ssslsgsst stsss q
ossey matters will seea b. followed With
pseaty ol fsnds, which sas b. resdily ebGaissd
|Aesseseaabls rstsa Thssgh there y but litals
doing y ssal sseats = psssssA thsss u . fair
pse'psss To- netls bsiohtssisg % IN thss q.
|sssass. VI hsps sses nsy ~ y. nisaahs
esssek Thsss bnsllnvu1slse ~ - -
beA1b oaaatt oDtis 4 b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

ABOUT three hundred and 6ty SOL
disss arrived 10 this city on Thussday. That
10 doing up the busissss hspdsomsly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

BUnLIN0y0N, Oct. 10.
The Hsokeys hss rstasss fEl - eesntiss, in
which the majority for the Repa6lican state tiek-
Of il 1900. Every Democratic eoaaty has been
heard from. The remaining 30 eosntiss will
swell the majority 70 more than 30,000-neasIy
l0,e0e moes than - given 70 Hneoln in 1884.
Ar. Wilson, Republican candidate for Congress
in the LIT district TO Oil the vssansy oecasioaed b
$500 1Ajedtv. Lest ysas Csstis hsd abeat Aeoe
uAi.
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z SECOND e111DE, sDe1W14u R09Ry
u ! aad nDek lasod, Seopsoltnlly Aaoeaaeoo -
= he sitseae 6 DaSseDsss 1has 10 = seW -.
poso0 - ssA9 @v~f aeA sAza
Oloan, bOo1oR and Uanulo0tuse
::::,.ss -: .. :; - ,s.:s .'::,,:':! = =
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THE CITY.

CAPT. w. L. Clark came io LAT NIGHT
9th fine Company Of ass, from the interior
We admire his pluck in this matter.
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AD''T. GES'Ls OvrlcE. OF rHs STATE OF Iowa.
Davenport. Sept. 2ad, 1851.
Gentlemen having business at the Adjutant
Generals office are requested to call bet vesn
the hours Of and II clock A. n. and 2 and
6P. n. The other working hours must be de
voted to correspondence. Issuing commissions.
snd preparations of papers for other caups in
other places. and for recruiting officers.
N. B. BAKER,
Adj't GeuI Of Iowa
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

Diss0luefOn u lOpurlnersh1p.
THE FIRM OF vAYLORk BALLORD WAS
/ dissolved On tho lst day Of October last by
mutual consent. E. 3. Ballod will continue the
business at tho old stand, snds authorised to SET
tie tho ouNtsediag bosisessf Tie late apnosn.
All;psrsons indebted to the l1s hrm are requested
70 make prompt payment.
DAvBHP0Rf, October Is, 1ol.
ALEXAN1HC. TAYLOR,
oo1o-St E. 5. BA4L0u.
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AD'r Gxx's OSnCE SrArE O. Iowa,
Davenport. Oct 18th, 1861.
General Order No. s91
All oficers or associations having in their
possession any arms belonging to the state Of
lovs. are directed to report to ne immediate
". the number In their possession and the kind
and condition Of said arms.
N. B. BAKEs. Adj Gen. of Iowa.
ADJ'r GEA'Ls OFFlcE. OF THE STATE OF Iowa, !
Davenport, Oct. l, 1861.
General Order No. S21
No officers except officers Of the United
States Army. or those authorized by the War
Department, or those officers in the State Ger.
vice of Iowa Who have been duly oommis.
stoned. will be allowed to recruit in this State.
for any military service vhatevsr.
N. B. BAxEs, Adjutsnt Gen. Of Iowa.
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A. r. 4 y. KELLY.
DACKERS OF BEDP AND PORK, AND
i Shippsrs OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
jao 1O-dfw
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CLINTON HOUSE.
HORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
" streets, Iowa Civ ,css ]. TauspslL, FRO
psietor. esesl-Su.
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RErURNRD.-We are grati6ed to learn
thas the Rev. l. N. ButtsrfsId. who vent East
several weeks ago. q scsount oi III hsslsh.
has now returned. much rscupsratsd. and will
sssums the labors Of bic Office. st the Second
Baptist Church. Oh Sabbath.dsy-se-novrow.
Valuable 1NPRovEnEHr.- - Street
Commissioners Baker V doing . good job ON
Front street. between Rock leland and Farnam
sts.. where tho river. At high water. had wash.
cd away the road. He 10 putting up stone
vail and filing in With dirt. 20 ~ 10 prevent
any futurs action Of the water upoa The street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN sTs.
DAvOnTport. IOWA.,
GlLLETG 4 OAss sT........... PsoDsaeeese
AAFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIZ.
~ Claire, Pnneston, Lyons, Dewitt, Asqaokets
aaa Asamoss. Ijusss3 -dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

NEW PENNsYLvANIA HOUSE.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
" Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS / Soxs, Propeietors,
Pre- Omnibus 10 and from the ears. O2ee for
Stages lssvine for LsClsirs Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, Asquokets, and Ansmoso.
Fare One Doliar pep day. ouG1l.l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

Boy RAN OvRs.-Yesterday fore!
noon. . Csvslry soldier. who vas dsshing up
Brady street. ran over . little boy about four
years old, ct the corner Of Fourth; but fortu-
nsssly did no serious sinjuly-ouly knocking the
little fellow down and making him limp come.
vhst Soldiers should be cautious about soeh
msstsrs u this esss the horse had no bride
on end the rider could not manage him with
Q halter