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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

ny VIRTUE Of 4 CERTAIN DEED OF

.pY VIRTUE VI 4 CERTAIN DEED or
- Trust, executed By Hs,nasn 4. .Wsppsrmaan
and Caroline A. wuppssmsan, be wife, 20 oe.
and dsesA the Ath Aay a Dscsmbss, 4. D.. letA
fur the Csrposss in ss,i deed nsoiioesd. WbicA
iced 10 duly recorded in .hs hscordsr's O0es foe
Ssoss county, lows, 10 bvok ~" u sovnles osese
gstss, q page lst sAsil cell - pah,is ssssisa,
= the highest asd bsss bidder, fos sssh, = The
Court House door, u the city o: davenport. Seost
county, Iowa, on Tuesoay. the ID day os Sep
tembsr, A. b., 1861, at the hour Of mise (S) O'Clock
in tho mcrning. the following descr.Asd tsast q
real estate. lying AID being s'tua'ed In Neots
c.anty, lows. to- Wit: part Of lot suobss I've
o. ia block number forty eight a6.) In the city
OF Davenport, the portion % saidloe Aessby cso-
veyed being particularly set cot and described -
Toll vs., s,to-wit: Commencing at the sosts-sest
corner Of said lot five 81 ssing as the nersh.wsss
corner forward By the inter section Of brady street
with Filth street, in "a. d city thence from said
point Of commenc Dsnt north along frsdy street
aforesaid 6ity-six So feet six Is iscbes 70 the
midsle Of the north vail Of the brick bloek Ion.
sisting Of three brck buildings.) situated upon
the tract hereby conveyed thence west parallel
with Fifth street ,torcssid sxty four Ia. fest -
the west line Of said lot i've Is D thence south
along the west line Of said lot i've (5) d:ty six
So feet ind Elk To- inches Fifth street sfose
ssid thence east a'ou said Fifth strset to the
pace Of beginning, together with the three brick
stores Of three stories each thereon erected. and
all outhouses and other improvements thereon dt-
ustcd.
The Trustee will convey only the title conveyed
to him. GEO. y. SARGENT,
.g7l Trustss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

DAILY REPORT.


OYP,Cv OF THE DEAOCRAT AND NBW8,t
Monday Eve, August IL, 1854.
There is no change worthy Of notice in market
Wheat is in good demand and the supply is not
yet very gosd. as farmers have tharshed very lit
lie. Corn is in good demand and . shade higher
We qsote:
FLOUR Firm at s3eO@4OO. Shipments 500
bbls.
WHEAr--In fair demand 1t 55c. Receipts ,2z2
bu.
BAKLEY--We quote at 159l8c.
CoRN.-Steady and in demand st l3c. Re-
ceipts 100 bu.
Nominal At lie.
HAY--Dul at $3.0Vd4.OO y ton.
RETAIL AARKET.
BUTTER -8@1Oc y h.
EG0s-8 dos fer 25c.
PorAToEs bushel, Soc.
OHIeNs--p peck, zoe.
BEANS v peck, l3c.
TUssIPs- New u peck, l5c.
PEAS l5c y peck.
APPLES b pe' k, 20@25c.
ToxaroRs- y peck.
CrCUXBERs -2Vc y dog.
GRE y CoRN--3 doz. for 2Oc.
BLACKBs RRIes-l5c y quart.
HucKLEBERRIvs--l6. y quart.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
Fs~ sale al a Heavy Di>couml
TWO CLAIMS FOH PaIs1fNG, ONE 70

1.-TWO CLAIMS Fox PRINTING, ONE FOR
/ HoHTy FIVE DrLL.R., Against Col h. H
Heath, Z. Corkery and other members Of >
}. mml,tee on Priutlng tor the Bieckinridge Dem
ocrs,ic Convention which assembled 10 this city
last ugust : and tl- other tor NINE DOLGA rs
.esiustI e L. CLAIRE DEMO Ratio CLUb.
B. th claims have been acknowledged to bs cor
rect, and payment repeatedly proDsed. We
vould state that the members Of the Breckinridee
pasty in this city, ,sid their proportion Of the IN
Heath. u. A. NJ hony and others Of Du.uque, ~
sured us that the balance should be settled at
once This assurance was given some eigh months
since. -uch beiEg th. case Capitalists viii 1T
once perceive that this is rare opportunity TO in
vest in securities which will oot atPvee'ass.
We are preparing . complete list IT our politi-
cal claims. sld will in few days. odeS to our cit-
isene glorious oppor unity for psrnS~s.t invest
ment k.ChARD3ON, VEST = 60.
jy.s-aew9
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LATEST NEWS
by the Nails.
Depars sose Of T.oops .

Five compsnle. Of the 9th regiment. under
Lieut. Col n. tthies, Ielt for 81 Louis ct Z
this morning, cn the acket Sucker State The
rsmslnder of the regiment, With Col. Worth.
ing,on. and probably their sick liz will be
down on the sckst to-mofros morning
The steamer War Eagle. from ST Louis, sr.
rived ls.t CHI, and The 6'h regiment went
down on it st $50 tn's mora.ng. Col. Mellow.
ell viii 90 BY tie next bosI
TIL sol,iier- oil seemed glad to 60. but there
was 10 particular excitement about it. Their
stay here wa 90 ehort. ard the other excite
meDts mean while we're % great. that public
attention ~s. not 60 much turned 10 them 40
u would other vice have been. but the real
fesing is - much siih then - though oil
ke"kuk Rad gathered on the Ievss TO witness
their departure. Some Two or three hundred
iriends and seqnaintances we're there. The Reg.
'ment.l Brsss Band played Yankee Doodle,
snd. with hearty chee,s from ,h. boat ard
shore the 9Th departed Success attend
them
All the eoidiers with whom We have hsd
time - converse on the subject. rsy resent both
regiments - we'll pleased v,th their sceommo
dstions while here. and contrast them with
the arrangements st Burlington. much to th-
q scrsdit Of that important city.-AsokHk
Journal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
ApyucANr GExEaALs O1vlCE,
Of the state ol lava.
DAvsxPosf, Aug. -.

Ospss No. 8. To Capt. -:-ln order
that no officer may be deceived by various ru-
mers. 10 the effect that the plAsss7 Of reudes.
soas Of ths Companies Of the new regiments
called for by the Governor Of this Stats 90 .
rsquisition from the President of the Unitsd
esstss hsvs been changed BY ordsrs from the
gsesrsl sovsromsnt or from Nj. Gen. Free
moot. hereby issus THE order. declaring thss
% shssgs whatever will be made. end tbst
tbs troops vili rssdessoss - 6sst directed
eos Rssiasss a Isiantsy sod Col Vandsvsrs
1ssimset vtIl rssdesvess st Dubuque; one
Aaosst ai lef.atry Il Iovs iity. and two
tCassl {stsstsy ssd oss Of O. sslry
Vhaeg I"ss Osss'sy)s st Davenport
1so PAEsa, AGt Gen. Of Love:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

TRUSTEES SAL. ~ hereAs. On the 2stn
] day OF April, A. H., 1859, James Msckintosh
and Melissa }. ii ckintosh, his wife, Of Scott
county, in the State OF Iowa, executed unto Geo
B. >argent, as Trustee, certain Deed VI Trust,
conv ying to said Trustee the tract u land in said
county Of Scott and state Of Iowa, described ne
follows, to-wit: part Of section twenty six
2',) township seventy erght (7S,) mort. Of rang
shrse 3, east Of the 9Th prnci pal s..ridis0. xuo
10 the city Ot davenport, III re particularly de
scribed q follows, wit: Beginning vt = poini
eighty ts1) teet due west rom the north wes,
'ornei o. block NO. twenty ~. in James Mack
intOshs third addition to SAIL city OF Davenport
hence west three hundred and twenty 32OJ feet
to the east line Oi Western Avenue when extend
ed thence due north along ess line OF ssid
y estsrn Avenue when .xtended three bu, dreo
md seventy seven (377) fees snf eleven llJ
inches 70 the tOrth-west Corner si said tract ;
therce east along .outh side 0f Eleventh street
three hundred and twenty (32O feet 10 the north
ast corner Of aid tract thence south along
vest side VI scott street whom extended three
nund'ed an seventy seven ,S77) feet and eleven
~ inches to tie plac. Of beginning, containing
and thirty three and oDe-third lzO, 1881 Jsquase
feet OF ground whicn said convey nee wAs made
tor the purpose Of securing the payment of eleven
pro iss0ry notes. signed ~ the sail James Mack
mt ,sh, and bearing eyea date With said Deed OF
Trust, one Ut said notes being for the princ,ai
Years from the dXto hereof, md ten other Of said
notes being Tor the sum Of eighty dollars each, the
half yearly jLterest said piincipsI sum, all o,
which said notes are now the property Of tn Mer-
chants Bank OF the city Of Bosttn. And vhsss-
a., our OF the said interest notes have hec0spe
due and payable and the said Msckintosh has
failed 70 pay the sane snd has Sailed aisu TO pay
The tases on the granted premises - stipulated ~
rad Deed Of Trust. Now, there, ore, I, George
g. Sargent, Trustee - aforesaid, by virtue Of Il
power 10 me estsd by said deed Of .rsst, which
is recorded in book '' F" Of tosnlol mortgages.
page ls7, do hereby give this psbIic notice that
| viii on Tuesoay. the Sd day Of September,
a., 1881. a. the hour Of nine o'clock A. u Of said
lay, ~ the Court H.use door 10 the city Of Ia
senpor, IN Scott o. ~ sioresa'd expose and of-
Ter for sale ut Puolic auction The e ate ab.ve
described, or 80 much thereof - may te necs-ss-
~ to satisfy tte amount Of said principal note
with the interest thereon up TO tho day Of
sale, and the expeL ses .ncaned by the trustee 10
pay meDt of taxes on said property, and also the
eoets snA charges Of sdvertisiug and selling The
premises
GEORGE B. SARGF Mt,
as71 TPustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
From " ashlngtOn.

WAsHiA0rok, August IL
The new envelopes now in the hands OF
Post Masters for sale, sOme OF them will carry tor
ty, y,twenty-lour, ~. Lty three, and ~ i've cents
ing ada ted 70 the dem ,nds Of the Express com
panies.
The new postage stamp will be ready for distr
button at the close Of this week, the recent Post
office order providing against the transmission OF
enyel, pes and scurEllIous or scandxlons matter
printed or WI. ttsn them, tho mail Of envei-
opes wi b patriotic or Cnlon device. or designs
The following namei Consuls have Just bee,
appoint I'd: To Smyrin, Prof. &. u. Cleveland, vi
Pa; to Mexico, Mr.. Ouenoerry, Of WIS.,; to Hong
k,ny, II. 81. tongai, Of n. j.. to Morocco, Fred
WippeIman, OF Mo-; to Dunmara, Ihso d. Ed
vsrds, OF Ky.
pecal to tho Post.
Two Regiments have been Iaisei in New Mex
leo. tor il. defense One, if not both mounted
trOOps. The ColoDeis are -. Frain and Pinnc.
Lieut.. Colonels, Kit Carson and Manuel Charez
1t is intendei to raise two more.
The statement that Prince N poleon had an in
terview with Gen. Nc lellan after his return from
Manassas IL entirely false
1he President is in excellent health, He will
not leave Washing on this year.
Special to the Commercial
The Government has sent orders to Cincinnati
directing that Lieut.. Col I yler Of the rebel arm,
~hO was arrested in that city u lev days since
shall be sent to New York Tor detention IT For
rdojet,e.
The Var Department has been busy since tn.
adjournment OF Congress preparing Tor the distri
button Of laws receuty enacted ior the regulation
u tn. army Nearly all the som u ssons for th,
fhcers of the army, provided Tor by the late 10
II. ase, have been made, but the labor has beeL
,reat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
A Panic near Lyons Camp.

SPRINGFItLD MO-, August 8.
Much alarm has been created here in cosse-
quence Of reports that rebels we're fAnking the
city on the south vest and est. Toe stores were
closed, citizens gathered together all v.luables
easily transportable, and the directors vf the
branch of the State Bank Of Missouri have placed
about two hundred and ty thousand dollars.
nearly ell specie in charge Of General Lyon tor
s.te keeping.
Scouting parties now report the roads 81 clear
and the pubic mind has become more calm The
only force of rebels New known to be in the vi
cinity, are on ilson'. Creek. IL miles from here
and iorce will be cent to attack th em in few
davs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
DiSxOlWliOM.

DAyEHroxr, lows, August !, 1861.
vTvHE CO-PAKTNERSHIP OF NACKLOT
l Corbip is this day dissolved by tho withdraw
al Of Mr.. Austin ('orbn.
The business will DO continued ~ heretofore, by
LOUIS A. Macklot, at the same place. Old buGl-
ness may be settled by either partner.
LOUIS A. MACkLOT,
augl-lw AUSTIN CORBlN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

Ma. f A FIX who with Mr. ). ID. Clark il
organizing here company Of Sappers and
Mn-rs tor the Engineer Regiment Of the West
inf, rms us that they have lis' nov Of sixty
menbers from this place and vicinity. More
men ar wanted 10 fill the max mum lumber
OF l"l. This company expects to join General
Curtis brig de Of the four ne y Iowa regiments
'ow forming. hut are under tempo, ary orders
20 join him at 81. Louis and will etart tor there
by the frat # ext week 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
Second Regiment.

Lieut.. Archer, company A. I'd regiment,
cal ed on US yesterday. and reports that the
regiment is strongly entvenched At Birds
Point Quite numuer Of the boys are sick
hut none dang gerously. The deserters from
Littler's company have been taken down to
Birds Point. aud will be severely punished.
-Gafe (iiu
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Nwa,cc cav Iax.fsm ver.. .

The taxes for the year 1861 are now due, and
the books are in my hands for Election. As they
are very mush reduced sno last yoar. it is TO be
hoped that all owing taxes will be prompt in pay
msnt. And unless paid within twenty days from
this dsts your property will be subject to levy and
sale for smount of said tax.
o. $. MCNEIL, City Marshal.
DAYENPnRT. August /. 1851 ag6-2W
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
ARRIVAL or THE MusCArrNR CAvAL.

sY.-Tnis body Of msn-Co. A. I'd Cavalry of
lo~a, Capt. Hatch arrived last evening. Some
fifty Of them came bV land and tbs balance BY
railroad. Those which came by land arriv. d
Ct about Eve O'Clock. and marched through
city and Immediately proceeded to quarters At
Camp Noe sllsn. Ths 10 the let regiment OF the
b followed very soou by others. both Cavalry
and Infantry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

1HE sick Of the 9Th regiment wee none Of
them dsn9erou.ly i'll, and all went down thi-
morning with he regim. ut. OF the 9th regi
nent but one 10 seriously iN. s,d ali the eick
will go with the rest Of the regiment to-mor
row morning
The diseases have been mostly diarrhoea
attributable to change Of diet from citizen to
csUp life; some intermh,e ent fever, and two
cases Of pneumonla- Heokuk Journal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
New AuGk Market.

NEw YoHK, Aug. IL.
WHKAT--Market shade better.
WHEAr-Narket frmer. ySclG .U6 Winter Red
Western.
BARLgY-Quiet.
L0RH.-Upward tendency. 43@49c for New Mixed
Western.
OArs, Quictat 25(932H cents for Western and
State.
WHtsKY.-lfL LdGX.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
From Cairo.

CAIRO August IL.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune.
Tho rebels made another attempt to destroy the
treste work on the Cairo h Fulton Railroad. Ii
was set on fire this 81 IL Of the former break 1t i.
now in the possession of the Federal troops the
entire line to Charleston is being put in order.
1t is rumsred that the {, bells have advanced six
miles from New Madrid.
BY this LIST arrival Of heavy guns the works vt
Birds Point are made NEST complete ; snd they
could be- held against any force the rebels cou
b ing against them. All apprehensions Of An az
TACK are past, and it is to other portions Of the
State that We st look for sotive operations for
some time to come.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

FrLL.-We learn that Capt. Greers
Cavalry company. the "Prairie Rangers Is
uov foIl and will he In rendezvous this week
The wspsis Rangers have joined Capt. Greers
conmsna, which makes the company 10
strong Tue men are al hardy feliows, well
calculated 10 do good service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

FkANKLIN. No., Aug. ~.
Springfield advices to Thursday morning say no
battle has been fought, hut one was hourly ex
pected. Five hundred cavsisy were ready 70 move
on Thursday IN rning. and q Home Guards we're
in motion. Our regulars remained 10 position
aud the troops 10y on their arms On Tuesday and
W Wednesday nights. The rebels were then en-
camped at Wilson's Creek, IL miles from Spring
field On Tuesday evening slight ,kirmish took
place bstwsen pstroling parties four miles out Gn
the Mount Vernon road, in which four rebels were
killAA
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DRs. NEWELL a cHAKLEs,

u =
DRNTIsTs,
Iue, RESP CTFCLLY ANNOUNCE TO
the citissns Of Davenport and eur
1IOLy yroundins country, that they have
pernanently located in tins city
Al patients favoring Drs. N. q. with their &C
6dence may rely up.n their utmost exertions "
perform every ope -ationi a. parfect manner A.
possible Particular attention paid TO the regu
is,ion Of Childrens Teeth. Terms Of artificial
wort made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
BRAxD. Mayer, Gslena.
BEh. CANPBgLL,
WEiGHLY SMALL,
DR. ]. A. SCxOOOs, Dentist.
PA. IIvERnOs8,
C. w. HE psf. AD, N. D.,
l.. CnONIH, n. ",
ia ". r. HILLS, Davenport
my32-tf
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From W ASH ngtOn.

AsHIEdTON, August 9.
Theophilus Fiske, we'll known writer, was ar
rested to day IN tho Post Office Department Tor
abstracting valuables from the dead letter Office.
While two Companies we're drawn up before the
Presidents house, this morning, for escort duty,
much merrinen. was used by an old Country
woman. who scoded them, denounced the Presi-
dent and exo'lled JEFF bavis.
1t is said that Gen. Helm, z,eman's report of the
conduct of his division in the battle at null's Run
ayers that the Ellsworth Zouazes broke on the
enemy's frat FIRE, from an Alabama Regiment, and
never formed again thr.ngh the day.
The sick and wounded in the Government Hos
p tails on his ide OF t river are 435
Upt, this time there have been three thousand
so diers dis harged by surgeons for sickness and
Ihy icsl disability. 1t is charged that some 81
the surgeons have accepted fees for giving cer.6-
Gates to men, which 4bled them T. obtain hon
orable disch rye and free passage hone, and
that after holiday the same men have returned
in other regiments. he subject is under investi-
CATION.
Gen. W ool ha been or Tered to relieve General
Butler in the command Of the forces at Fortress
Monroe 1t is generally believed that Gen. Butler
will be ordered here
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
A Rrush at P0t0si. Mo,

PoTosI, Ne Aug. 10.
A party of lie rebels made dash into hi.
,own yesterday, but we're hred on BY - Home
Ouards AMI compelled TO retire, with lose of I've
killed and several wounded.
1t is reported that tsere arc loo rebslsin sanp
about thirty miles below here
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

PxRsoNAL.-Our old friend Henry
fischer has sgsiu made his appearance IN
tovu. where hs fuds cor dial welcome We
understand that he will take HE former posi
tiou st the helm Of Der Demokrat. the tirst
Daily issue Of which will make lie appearance
on sunday mcrniug next. We wish him
abundant succese.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG
IuE ~ Az NJ vs..
MEXICO PREPARING FOX DETENsL
R.AJtK Pro OSlTIOFS.
Prof. La Mountains Expedition.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
MEXICO PREPARING FOX DEreKsL
R.aHK PROPOSlTIOFs.
Prof. La Mountains Expedition.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From Fort Monroe.

Fr. MoSxoE, August IL.
Prof. La Mountain made . IeccL noissnce yes
terdsy, having attained an attitude Of three
, thousand feet, and found the encsmpment Of the
Conie isrltc teoOps bs about three miles bcy0no
Newmarket Bridge. There were traces Of them
nearer.
A considerable force is also encamped this side
OF James liver, sons ght miles above Newport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

BAsRAcxs. .-Wo.kmen are busy put
ting up bsrrsess ~ Comp Mcclellan. There
are to be thirty sepers,s bui'dings - by d
feet each, end supplied with 50 double bsrths
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H.v. sro- so.thern xou,.>.-

LOUISVILLE, Aug. II.
On the sth, the steamship Massachusetts vse
about eight miles Of Ship Island.
A special dispatch to the Nashville Union.
dated 10th inst says Gen. Butler burned HAmp-
ton.
The Richmond papers state that the use tho CAP
tured haadesls we're 70 b put to, was 70 handcaf
captured Soutnerners and make breastvorks ~
them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
From New IOsk.

Ngw YoRK August IL.
In the case Of the balti Lore Police Com mis-
.'oners writ Of attachment was issued to dA,
.ga,n.t to. Burke fur his appearance I, show b.
cause why he should DOT be mel tor teupt
court in refusing t. deliver the prisoners upoa n
aabeas corpus.
R.port sa, that at bank meeting to-day n
most CORDIAL feeiiDg was manifest towards the
iovsrn nent, ana the pr"pp.iiion made that Nc~
York, hil.delphiY and Is ,ston should sub,"ribe
for The whole loan of $ip,O1O.g.O, and to have o.;
lonal preference for awards OF like amount in
act, the Secretary Of tae Treasury being recon
nded TO withhold the issue OF small notes io
the present
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

DEAD. learO from letter writ.
ten by John Dunn late Of this city. but nov Of
Boston, that Mrs Dunn died 10 that city oa
the 18th day Of June last The msny fr'snds
Of the deceased here will mourn her lose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
Hon. 10. Holt 1t Oswege.

Osweoo, aug 10.
don. Joseph Holt, Of Kentucky, arrived hers To-
day, and wss snth usisstically received. He made
. short speech, in the coa'ss Of which hs said !:
VI knew ksoeasky ssvsr fAltsred, = hossh be,
poll isians did bls in the depths Of her soul she
Unteo."
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Mob N Bangor, Me.

UOU - 11"UkO1S 1uCe
BANGOR. Me-, Aug. ~
At one o'clock this p m, the bangor democrat
secession sheet, was cleaned gu by ID ge
nu.nber Of people durlnx an alarm Of 6re, VIII.
entered the ofice and clemnei II Of every hing il
contained and burned the cont nts in tae street
Mr. Emory, tho eiiior, escaped unhsrmed. 4
man named Jones, who made SINE demons trstion
u opposition to the acts Of the mob, vas badly
trcatei bat was fuaiy rsscs.d and put IN jsil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
.YNlice.

4 IL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
n purchase four pom ,ssory notes given US by
Breely Pitts, Of Buffalo, New York, oa the 23d
day Of august, 1870. One tor the sum OF $40
due March lst, 1861 !; ose for $li2, duo Marci.
lst. 1861 one for 500, duo March list. 1869, and
one for $il2, due March LIST, lo62, ss the o.n-
s,dera.i for which these not . we're given has
entirely failed ami We shall contest ther collection
SAMUEL HARlZEL,
MARTIN kNOUSE,
ag12-dtf JkkAMlAH KNOUSE.'
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Rebel Troops Maschsng On b ursvlile,
Ky

LOUISVILLE, lugust 10
The N,tiomal Lateliigencer, of Winchester, Ky.
Yesterday issued ao extra, saying that they are
Informed that between 900 and $500 rebels
troop, have come into Ks. lucky through the Cum
berlaud Gap, and are marching on tour.evlle, it
is supposed to $1,000 lounds Of bacon and 20
rob tho ank thee. u il fe red they intend to
proceed 10 Kichnend. Ky. The Unionists in the
vicinity Of Bonrsevi.e sent runners 8 to Os-ley
jackson and OF her counties, where the Union men
are rapidly gathering with rifles and sho guns
The extra says the ab've is reliable, but "
have no means of vcrii tying it here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

FORWARD MovEMENr.-lt has been
decided by compe.-n. parties who pretend T."
bs converssnt with the plane Of both Scott
and Mcclellan, that the only forward move.
msnt which should take place during this no
weather 10 to Farrsnd.' hat and cap store.
where goods are going very cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

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