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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
GENERAL WHIrxw wAsmINo.- All the

GENERAL WHIrxw the
buildinge, stables. at,ll.. stAnds and booths on
the Fair 0rounds are to undergo . thorough
white aching before the Fair is hs!d. T'is
will give the place . nea' and healthy aspect.
Everything will be hxel up In the most conn.
Portable style.
NoTIoss and fancy articles Of various
kinds st Whisl-r's dry goods store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
indicted,
n v Y0RK, Aug Is.

Nv YORK, Aug Is.
The Grand Jury in the United >,ates Circuit
Court p escnted the journal Of Cbamsrce, News,
Day Bo K. Free ans journal anu brooklyn
ayie. for expressing sympathy with the rebels,
ami asks the advice Cf the Court 10 the matter,
saying they will b. glad to learn that their oon-
duct i subject to indictment and condign pun
ishment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
TUWA>HiP COAVENIIOs.
THE Cl Y.
Sss advertise ment Oi Ii. ii. Smith

CAPT. KEhDklcK's Cavalry company,
the Baker Rangers, vent into csWp yeste'-
day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
LATEST NEWS

List Of the Ktlsea suA Weshded Of tho
lows 1Sl. ~ las - scegtMswe1 by the
Reporter VI tnc ~. L0ass Democrat.
KILLED.
Capt. Mason, Company C-during lrst part Of
the engagement.
J. II. McHenry, Co. I.
Flank Rohmberg. Co. H.
Lewis loennel, Co. Il.
Capt. brown.
WOUNDED.
Fred Priam, Co Il.
Andrew q Mcdonald, Co.
Adam dee, 20. H.
Peter Jeke, Co. h.
Geo. Behle,. Co. II,
Frank Deggendorf, 60. H.
Sergeant Daltner, 20. II.
Wm. Meyer
Capt. Gottschalk, Co. II.
Joseph Lsne, 20. q.
H. j. aampbell Co. A.
E. g Magnus, Co. g.
Peter Enterdt, Go. g.
Hugh Eiss, Co. II, ball through the thigh.
q. A. " alter. 20. b.
w. Hamilton Go. +.
Thos. ErngtOn, 20. T..
CO Hanson, Co. F.
W. D Robbins. Co. X.
Ira Scbsfss, Go. 4.
J. D. Aldrich, Co. G..
Wm. Pickeny, Go. G.
X. X M1tden 20. y.
JshD w. King, Co. b.
Lawrence W emo, Col
There was no Capt. Crown in the Iowa let when
they left keokuk, nor any name among tho Cap
aims similar to il or sounding like it ;ept Capt
Heron.
For the convenience Of those Who do not remsm
Dor, ws re-publish the list Of Companies Of the
IJwa 1st:
A-Capt Cummine, Muscatine.
D. Mahanna, Iowa ti,y.
c. Mason, MuscatiLe.
D. Mstthes, Burlington.
E. Sreeper, do
F. Wise Nj. Pleasant.
G. Wcntx, Davenport
H Gottschalk, Dubuque.
l. Heron, do
K Cook, Cedar Rapids.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
AnoruRK CAVALRY Ct MpANY.-Ca

AkorHER CAvALKY Ct tMpANY.-Capt.
Coon's C-rro Gordo Cavalry company leaves
Dubuque this morning on the u. amer Den
mark for this place. 1t is . tull company W.
are inclined to thlLk that the cavalry r. gimen,
will be fell before the infantry regiments are
completed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

CAxP McCLELLAx IrsAs.-The ar
rsuesnsots st the camp are progressing fine
u 1r. Horribly hss completed - barracks
23sb2, capable Of holding .s52 men also suf.
6sisas ssaIls for 1870 horses; . commss.ariat 20
b. 20 feet. . grsnsry Is by 80 ts~t. . guard
honss 10 by Is feet. end oflicers' quarters %
bV - lsst. He hes bad force Of rs meu en-
0sssd. The sssiss camp equipment will con.
same 3O0. GOO tsst Of lumber.
The eo0miesssias 10 uo1er charge Of j. s
Oossss. Eq, vho y dealing ont sstioos d
oess sosssAasly.
0TsssssdaytDss Moore delivered eleven hun.
dssd asd tvslvs IoAvss Of brssd-siyht.e 90
osesss " he losf. The smsuns Of meat con.
sa0so ~ lisoi y nov about hslt . tea
TAsssh bae oss man 10 the hesri.al-oss oil
~ nssehsii Cosasy voluntssss The hospi.
~ viH - ss0sehsss In sovs-ths camp b..
~ - eeieg.
\ fhehs3S 'bsys drsss parade every day.
he parads is-1ay tstss rlsss At I o'slosk.
1esees srs etsss .0G0 asa 10 ssop.
oppt. xssdsist u oGssr ot the day fer 70.
D1cex4npi BAssAlss !-spleadid
49, -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ stsssts, Iovs City, lows, J. TaUsDslL, tro.
peistsa. ssgal-du.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
NDw Yo~K. Aue. l6.

NV Y0NK, Aug. 10.
The urivatssr JET Davis arrived at n Jusa,
Po,1o kieo, jay 9Th. fos ps0visiess sDa wstss.
MassiAl Nv y 1eselainsA u Vsassaas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

AN IkvlrATIoN.-The public are iu.
vited TO exsmios goods at Whi-let's to day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION kocN,
v011

BOARD oF EDUcA1iON kooN,
Aug 18th, 1861.
Board met according to adjournment
PaEsENr-Collins. Cook, Blood, Peck
Minutes Of August 10Th, read and approved
The yearly report of the City Sapsrinten-
dent, vac received and ordered filed and the
Sc retsry ordered to procure the publication
Of he same,
The Committee on Repairs we're instructed
to receive proposals. for putting up farnscrs 10
No Z.
Ga motion Of w. L Cook, the schools were
ordered to commence on the 81 Monday Of
September. the 18th
djuurn cd to meet at the call Of the Presi
dent. f. PRCK, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OYv;cE or TIE DEMOCRAT AND N.wsl
Friday Eve, August l6, 1861.
Market buoyant. Wheat continues 6rm Wool
has begun to come y. There is . prospec: Of =
rise in -four il whAt keeps up in price.
FLouE-- Firm at @3.6Uta4.0O. Shipments 500
bbls.
WHEAr--Firm and active at 55G5Sc Receipts
l,3O9 bu. Shipments $50 bu.
CoxN.--In demand and active 1T llc Receipts
800 bu.
WooL-Washed, 2os25c per n. Receipts, 65s
b.
RETAIL NARKsr.
BUrTER-l0@l2Ac y b.
EG0s-2 doI. Ter z5c.
POTArOKs bnshel, 8oc.
LIMA BEANs.-1Oc y quart.
APPLEs-F pe, k, 2o0tz5c.
PRAlHIE CnIl KESs.-25c y pair.
New NOrK Nnrk-,.
Nxw ! oxk, Aug. 10.
FLOUR Market 5Q1l0c better.
WBsAT-Fully i0p2c higher. $l20 Winter
Red Westere; 81 32dyl 81 White Western.
CokN.-tirm at 45 a5vc.
Oars 26933 for Western.
Wa sKY.-t irm ut II.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

TO-DAY'S ADN'TS.
yNNttce.

THIS UNDERSIGNED, BEING DBOROU0
] Of settling his bssiss0 s9atsS - soeo q tee-
sibls, rsqasses aIi srsoss hsvi.g sesessas viii
hin to ,sil and sttile ino oSdiassiy.
he can be found for the pr esens st the s6cs ol
Robert Simssou, Esq over the old Variety 0esee,
Q. .rner If "a and brady ssrvses.
HENRY II. SMITH.
Davenport, August u. l,Sl. asglS-N
bale Ot ReGse> b ma~se0 0OOtho
nN SATURDAY, the 2ath inst, q o'clock r
Nm. there v II bo sold ut Auction. - the hiRhset
bidder, the Of the Re reshment Booths q the
cott County Fair Grounds. for the tern u shs
Exhibition. Pr,vison and Fruit Dse'ers will
take NOTICE and Conduct thsmsslvss aocosdingly.
aRl2-d2v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
July 81, 1851.

Geo. 8. G. Dow and samuel Z Brown will con-
tinus the practice Of Law, - partners. under the
6rm Of Dow ! brown. st the old pIsso. Iy3l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
DRs. NEWELL 4 CuARLEA

D4Oo WA ~ EA1 - 88A DAAD8s0p
DgNfI07S,
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
h the citissns Of Davenport and eur
1I0Yyy rounding cosnsy, tAas they have
permanently locstel 10 this city.
Al patients fsvosing Dss. N. Q. With their e<A-
6d.nce may rely up.n their Utmost exestioos -
perform every operation ! . psrfect manner -
possible PsrtsculAr sttsption paid TO the segu-
lssion Of Childrens Teeth. Terms Of astiHeial
wos. made known upon appaiessioo. Chssgse
uodera,s. Once On Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
r BsAxD. Mayor, 0alens.
BgH. CAnpDBLL,
WBl0HLY SnALL,
DR. ]. A. SCsO00s, DeotjsS.
PA LIvBnuO.B,
9. w. Hs.Psr.A AD, n. d.
h. CR0NIs. n. d.,
D.. W.P. HlLls, Davenport
my32-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
Ds4SOkeslfOM.

THE CO-PAKTNEkSHIP OF CORBlN, DOW
i 4 Brown Is this day dissolved BY the with
drawal Of NJ. Austin Cosbin.
AUSTIN CORPIN.
0kO. b. e.. low.
SAMUEL e. BROWN.
July 81. 1851.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

Fr. MoNR0E, Aug Is.
Reports that the rebels beyond Fox Hill have
connected wire with the Telegraph from Old
Point 10 Newp,rt News and r. Us ob, aimed dis
patches, is tou d to be entirely without f,unda-
ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

Navigation Resumed on the O-weg0 ca.
% !.
SYRACUSE, N. y, Aug. Is.
The mud lock on The Oswego canal is repxired,
and navigation resumed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
DISTRICT COURT.
lAuGU.T rsEA |

HON. JOHN p. DILLON. Judge.
IsA n. Lu1osD. Clerk.
Friday, Augu.t Is. 1851.
The eve OF Smith " itv Of ID veopoFt vas
resumed and verdiet.sivsn tor plsiDtifis OF S6't
Piummer / vsnHoseo for plsn,ihs. l-ses
Skinner for d f~ndarts
Cola ~ Thorington-rsplevio. Verdict for
plaintiff Thompson / Bsrner for plaintiff
Plummer and vanHe sen for defendant.
A larger number of eases we're disposed Of
BY reference sBd other wise.
THR ADJuTANTs OFrICE.-Happen
ing into ,hs Office Of the Adjntsnt General
lately vs we're not little surprised At the ex
tent End magnitude Of the iabors which NJ
Baker 10 under the necessity Of performing
daily. II requires q man Of more than the or
diuavy powers Of sndurancs and decision to
answer all the legitimate dema nJs upon hts
Time fsem early morn I'll late st night. Tnls
would he more suppo'tsbis. it s'rikee us, were
II not thar 70 many persons, both at home and
from al over the State, are con,in uslly address
ing him on mstssSs over which he exercises no
official control. and which, owing to his avdu-
Gus duties. he should not be expt ctsd. or called
spoD to respond TO. No one. un tss be has
actual business with the General, which Gomez
With" his Jurisdiction. should lay any t"z NJ
on HE time. letting alone all outside operations
the Gen. may not thank us for this 'nterfer
sncs in bis behalf; vs don't ssk him to. We
have sssn how the thing goes and speak from
our conv IcliOns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

IGNAY:US LANGER.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON q ACCOCCHFUR.
] OvvIcE-South east corner Of Brady and Sec
ead strsses N6cs hours froa7 70 Q "A. ~, ard !
to5P.N juUG07 tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
From Boston.

BOsr0s. August 16
The British steamer Eastern state from Var
mouth, n S., which arrived this morning brought
fourteen hogsheads and " barrels Of the spirits
Of tn pentDe, and 81 bales Of North CAroiinn cot
ton. which is presumed to have escaped the block
ade. and was taken to Yarmouth, n. >. i is said
The owner Of the turpentine will clear 81 900
profit.
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MaMOT.lL.
10 H N H q W u

Plumbing, Stesn I Cos Flttine Shep
vIvO s. BRADY STREFT, WHERE CAN BE
/ found Chandeliers, Pendants and all kinds Of
Gas Fixtures. " el. and Cistern fumps, GlYbs
Valves and all kinds Of Brass work, Lead and
Iron Pipe Fittings. Old Fixtures cteaned, either
in Gilt Of B,onse. Lamps clssneJ and altered. A
good assortmtl of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

svOstcR.
4 LII PERSONS ARE WARMED NOT To
- purchase four p'om,ssosy notes given by u to
racly l. Pitts nf Bufal@. New York, on the Esd
lay # Augus,, 1870. Ono tor the sum Of $l,O,
due March 1T, 1861 osc Tor $ll2, duo March
ist, l>Sl one TOR $iOU, due Febiu ua'y or March
,st, 1862, and one tvr SIZ, due February Or
March lst, 1852, as the c.nsidern ion for which
these notes given has entirely failed and ws
shall co outest ther collection.
SAMUEL HAKTZEL,
MAXIM KNOUSE,
agl2-dtT JEkAMIAH KNOUSE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

ANNUAL REpokr OF THE CRY SUPER.
NTsNDENr OF >oaooLs We have perused the
annual report Of Mr. K,.s-ll, our school super
intendent. and from it make the following
syuopsis. tho document being too lengthy to
publish entire
Gemtiswe~ Of tks Bosvd Of Edscatio~
As you ,nturmed the that your tiuaDces would
not juet,fy the publication Of an extended
school report, submit extracts from what AZ
intended for more cOnt rshensive communl-
cation:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
Whole number Of pupils enrolled for school

Whole NUMBER OF pupils enrolled Tor school
year of Is c-sl l...................... 1862
Average do Tor each term. go. ll54
Average do iy attendanc. for entire year. $50
Per cent. Of 9" 81
Actual expenses, as per Sscretsry's Report,
July ), 1900 ............ ......... .$8 .89l SO
l, calculating on basis Of actual outlay, and
whole number Of pupils enrolled, the tut.
tion for eAoh pupil for the ,ear was 49,. - so
3. ny adding to actual expenditure, 50 O9o
tor interest on the valustion # school
house propertv, thu tuition per pupil was ~
3. Making the calculation on the same basis
as the charges 1f select sch cole, on the en-
r0lment uf each te IN, tut ion " As . 7U
4. II the 1000 interest be added. ;. -. 10 80
G MPARIsvN or DIFFERENT YEARS ACCORDING To
ESTIMATE NUMBER TWO.
Cost Of tuition par pupil for school-year of
Cost OF tuition do do 1886, 773
do do do l560-sl ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
EROS rE LII YRS,

1OG SALE CHgAP;
OILS, WDCkS AMI CnIMNEYs, ETC.
Remember the place, Brady street, ID door shove
Fourth.
n.:h h26-6rl JOHN ROW ,AG't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17
q. w. CRAWFORD,
AUCTION AND CJMMlSSluk
MERCHANT
Mo. Ia Brady street.

DROMPT ATTENTION WILL NE GIVE.
i to sale Of Fur iture az residences or Stock
It Merchandise at Stores and Saiesron,A. A good
assortment will be k-p, On hand all the time
fash advances will b. made on stocks Of Furni
ture, Try Uoois, Bocts anh Shoes, aspets, ct.
ETC., for public sale Sales by Auction time,
a week. Sales cash a. once. Post Office BOZ IL
ieI6-,itf1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

OFFICE NoKrHE8K Line fACKxr Co..,
Aagast Z, 1sAl
-lN con- EQUENCE Or TIE LOW
T. .ge Of water, aud depression of bu l.
ness, the NO. HEkN LINE PACKET
COMPANY have entered INTO arrxDg. mon al
with the kEUkUk PAlKLT COMPAN. 10 car
~ ire ght ard passengers u ST Paul, sad all way
points above the Lower Rapids, and transfer ths
same to the Northern Line Packsts at Monlrose, oI
Head Rapids, without delay.
Making c ose connections 1T the Raj ids, both
~ and down. Railroad usins vii. DO waiting ai
keokuk and Montrose, On the arrival OF tho re-
srecuve Packets.
The keohuk Packets leaving ST Louis on Tues.
days, Thu sd.ys and saturdays, will ticket pas
sengers and receipt for freight through BY North
srn Line Packets at tariff rates
JAMES WARD, Frost.
WoRDsN i Co., Agents.
X. N. PKETTYMAN, Agent 1t Davenport.
sgl4-dlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-17

List Of the Ktisea evA WeuhAod Of sAe
lows Ist, - las - sscest~ssea by the
RcDOgteg Oi lnc -. LOaas Oe0Oceae.
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financial.
UNIT TED st ATES l. . \
u 1910 TREASURY NOTES.
.oyrx soy A Co No. 40 Exchspse- place,

OFFICE OF KEroRUN, sOS Co, No 20 ExehaSse Iss
Pur,u,r TO distinctions from the Secretary Of the iea'Sy
Book vii he Erred on ihs 2l day o. September a. we &
srptiSns uudsr nav Treasury Notes to be
is.a-d der act ofCops,ess Of Jny ~ i"i so roo
These win besued IN sums Of $50 sloo 49, 49,
and 0O0 each dated lsh August 1861 payable three ySt
after date 20 the order Of the subscriber or a. nnec ~
bearing Hteres Of and TIRE Ifn' Pr
ees 5sr enHrrl payae ssmaangoy such ITsrrssv sen
A. the rate 81 TWO CENTS PER DAY On hrhEInh
EJNpRED DOLLARS For the convenience Of the holdeI
sasb N1,e win have Coupons attached expressing the several
amounts II somAnuubl Interest, which Conpon, nsy os a
ss.eTpons for such TeSury NOTES viii be received during
Fifteen Dav. FROM the Day o. openns the BOOK as .ion
of that sun he received Subscriptions Of fty 5
One Hundred Dosz. must be pid IN lawful e91 Of e hn
State, a. the time Of Subscribing Subscription o. more tnap
one Hundred DoTars be psid oAce orr pIeleliu,
Of the whole amount every twenaeh ohy
UTt the whole shall be paid No payment oless than sh
nos can be accepted Ls being the smallest for which
Win he granted 10 duplicate to .ub.crb-s or the
smouu,s 20 paid the original which the subscriber VII Trans
NIT by mn 10 the 'stsry Ct tie Treasury, wbtn
Notes aforesaid will b. issued thesou to suen bot
IN where only part OF the amount 2peLi"eo nv fr
time Of .Ubscbing TrssuTy Note, win Ie @ resa
until tie sole amount subscIhed BY such person a 40 .o
when Treasury Notes viii be Issued iI .uen h win
pa, n addition thereto. sum eqln 70 tne "a ON
thereon from the 18TH Of August to the date OF a. w
final uayn,rnt HE interest amount paid on
which payments of Interest will be reimbursed 10 the
10 the payment Of the frs co pom h tina rea.
The Treasury Notes upon such certtbcnes oy nc
uy viii be ' the subscriber, by mall or ,qea h oi9% on
may be indicated by them wh.n they tIs ,is nv Them
a. e. ~ 80 oyn .scurIty NORRIS KETCBUM.
" Wv No. 20 ExcHANGEPLACB. 80, !
NEv.YoRg. Sept 20 l6',
To facilitate the objects which the shove sgepcy h'. oesn
established win receive fom sub'c bers certified ehgSa
upon The banks Of hia city and cuue't bank
furnishing coin 20 the requir red amount N ,,t, "a
We viii s. desired forward the eeItihcste, o. sr 20
10 charge will be made for the sboy. service, COZ,
II.
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mAIsRlR ID.

cARPENTER-coUZENs-AtD obbss Ferry on Wednesday,
Sept 49, by the Rev J. H. Williams. Abfsn Carpenter OF
Hastings Isabella p Couz-ns Of the former place
DANA-SQuIER-At New Haven Cow. on ednesd.y sePt
H. by the Rev. c. b. Hulburt, Ed~A DaDs OF the in,oi
Department, Washington to Mise Mary H. sqisf Of NEW
hayea.
MoRGAN-BARTOw-on "Wednesday, sept H. In Chrift
Church Pelham Y, by the Rev. H. U Morgan ". " ana
Henry Duncan, tts New james hevey horfAl'
Rector Of ST. MaIks Church Hoock ais 10 Miss e'na
second daughter Of Robert Bartow, esq, OF Pelham.
sMYTH-BERTRAM-o Tbursday. Sept. H. By the Rev
Robert D. Dickson. Charles w smytb to heHris'ts "a bec
TRAM fourth daughter Of su H. berusn' A o. 'n' e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday, Sep. 10. By tho
Rev Hervey d. Cause, Walter Woodiod To h.osecs JACK
soo daughter Of the late Nathan H. Jseion all OF ms ey
Hartford Conn, rapers please copy.
wRIGHT-BUDINGT0N-In Brooklyn, on Thursday. seps
~ by the Rev VIM Ives budinston D. 81 the Cnn'oa
sysaas Cong egaons Church, W. Chppn ae Wntns I"
jeanette Ives sister of the officiating Clergyman
WARD-iNNIS-At wuham.brdg-, Mednssdsy. sspe ic'
by the Rev DR.. Bolton, James WARD 70 Mics Ehaoeo i
lac Of Wsstclester.
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DIE ID.

BADGER-At Merden, Conn. on Wedhesos!' oeP" 40 ~
Ann Badger Of consumption, aged 70 year"
,b, c,y on THURSDAY, Sept 10 Joseph Bafiss
aged IS yeara . =, ,..,..
pIJNsHEE-Ou Thursday, sert 49, Mrs Sopbn " paa'T
Islict of the ate Ss unshse 10 the % Jes OF ~ ~
Her friend. and elstives respectfully in'tse 20
pera Al her late re.ldenc- No "a se,entrcn'o ss I'd.
nusl brooklyn on sunday neat, the szd 'nS ~ ", II,
uART-op Sunday sept Is. In Louisville. Ny. Niens~ o."
.sr an art illness In the 60lh Of MS sEe v.sd 70
IT, and fnds OF family resprcu - IA
Send he fansta without futser boce on Tour.
inst,, At tot a NJ, from his late re'issA'e W. ~
toenth street. m x... viSe
IoYCE-Ir WILLIAMSBURG on Tbn'ssy. sep. ~ MANAGE.
Alexander Joyce. AID daughter 'ls A' sra M
RUMsEY-In Philadelphia on wednesday m''A""
John Rumsey, ssed 81 yeAfs ,..,,. Mssis
s,TER-on Thud.y. Sept r. In B."chyn Jris.bs.htsvn.
saitsr dAashte, 81 the '~ie Thomas si'of o. AA'|
NJ. . ., .Anx Al nos.
rRIpLER-ou Thursday Sept !s, Isabella onT a el
r and Caroline A. Iripler ssed s1onshs sno ,r,h.
wILsoN-on Thursday. Sept; 10 Rosn, w ,ssa
t.r Of r. ,nd Mary Wlson. No. IA sirth Neo@
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PROPOSALS for ARMY sToREs.-Proposals


win DO received BY the undersigned az be once, No
Bowling green, uut O'Clock 90 THURSDAY, the 18th
ri wing saB.i.t.re. stores viz:
!t1s barrels stqaay Mes. PO;k full saIied 2oo . ea
1910 pounds hrstquay smoked Bacon Sides, sip
p,csed 20 tight -rces Of about 90 ID each.
$1,000 pounds 6riqasiiy smoked Bacon sho4lders shank
o el1se - tine brket alp packed 50 above
$1,000 pound, fS;quay Smoked HlH alp packed
a. above
SOS barrels ir,'quafi'y Southern o. ST, Louis Flour.
2g0 barrels hrst-quaihy Western Flour.
in ordinary barrels, thorogshy cOOpered sgd in good der
$1,000 pounds Of prime No. Honlny in clean, bright spirit
7oo pound. of prime Rio Coffee, clean, bright 'Pit
1900 pound. Of prime Rio Coffee Toa,,ed In clean bright
pound, soodqusy Black Tes. OnehsE oOOng one.
1880 pound. of refined light yellow Coffee Sugar the
best qgaty Clean dry, Raw Sugar In ordinary weeOoPe'ed
$40 gallons of good Cider Vinegar, put in rOnhoOped
barrels
10000 pounds hrquay Adsmanne Candle, to be sixteen
ounces to the pound on.-,birl6 a. d Two thiTt va.
1900 pounds rquAity sperm Csadss sixteen ounces to
5000 pounds good had BrOsn Soap, fan weight Ill
go 6ahs good clean Sy o sps s n, h ~
400 gOu good MOa.se- or syrup IL barrels or ball barrels
i6 coo pounds 6rCqusi,y Dried Apple. in tight b1rrels
barrels Of double Prof WHISKY eir5si 70 be o.
be gagged aud marked as stall be required.
o, 00j pounds d-sscs,ed Postces
100 gallons Ied Pickles IN legaon kegs as for the Navy
10 be ready for delivery in any part NewYork City the
4TH OF UCfOBER and shall be delivered without coat 70
the United States ,
small sampns labeled boxes TO accompany the proposals.
WHOM pacfcabs Separate proposals. will be required for
e-eh sce which reference must DO made to th.H proper
Of inspection will be required for all Meats and
Flour certifying the part Of the seller thsir presen quality
and condition The sellers uauie with date Of purchase
Two iron hoos on esch barrel Of Pork Boxes 10 be wood
strapped Affidavit Of required " 10 the Identity
Of roasted Coffee with ,an PIE -. -, -,
Bddsr may propose for the whole or any part oil eaeh
article. ,.tu.-.,
All the store. will be carefully inspected before the delivery
and carefully compared with tue retained 'snpes. =,
Ech bid contain copy Of tho printed adNeneme 70
which Il rse aud have the signatures Of two re.
,none guaranteeing the ument OF tue
Of the bidder part Of bis proposal shan De ae
copied. O..
Popoa. mus, be indorsed Proposals for Subsistence stores
FOR the United stes Army and must be sent with spe 70
INV oSsee NJ r. MORGAN, Capt and Com. Sub, u 5. A.
Seyt 70, 1861.