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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, HAVING LOST HER
"A baby, n few days old would take charge of another
tn bon own rooms, 337 Pearl ST. third floor Dr. Conway
will recommend her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26
SITUATIONS wANrEp-FNMALNs.

YXTANTEp--BY A COMPETENT PROTESTANT YOUNG
w woman, situation rs first class laundrcss under
stands ne washing and French uting, or would do cham
berwork and fine washg has best Of city reference Call
for two days at Is Union court University place. between
I1th and f2th SITS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

VXTANrED TO PURS1ASE-A GOOD HOUSE, WITH
w six eight lots, Clinton avenue Brooklyn,
ncghborhood Address, with particulars, NJ box 9l2
New York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

A BUNDANCE OF GOOD SERVANTS KEAbY-MO.
n deratc wages; for city or country German Engiish
Scotch, Irish, &c at the Institute md Home conducted
by an American lady No. 13s 18th street Of 9th
av. Orders by mai promptly attended to.
MRS. EIOID IN attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

LNOR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, A SEstiAR STORE
il and News Depot 4S3 Canal street, corner Hudson.
Any one wishing bargain would do well to apply. Can
be seen after T. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

NTANTED--A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
wv young woman, TO do general Homework; is good
plain cookand good washer aud ironer; will go the
country: give the best OF city references Can I've
seen till engaged at 325 Washington ST., first iloor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

IvOR SAIE-FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE. WITH
Il dwelling, situated on Broadway, doing good
business sickness the of selling rent and
dwelling, $500 address II. NJ A., Metropolitan Hotel 20.
Charles f. Cordte & Co. ITO Chatham street, room l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

~ ERAAN ARTILLERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so
N Franklin street New York, August "a, 1S61.-The
first and second battery Of this corps will march from
headquarters to the camp at Elm Park, on Monday
so'cbck, A. ~ The mea on furlough and those without
furfough, are summoned TO report themselves hour
prior 70 the departure. The absent men on roll call will
be treated as deserters. BRI0DtZ Commander.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SlTUA-
IA ton as children's nurse and seamstress would
gage as teacher in the English branches would go
chambermaid also can do embroidery besey reference
has objection to live in New York 20 short dis
tance In the country Can be for days Call at
address 90 Butler ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

nRuG CLERK wANTED-A YOUNG MAN WELL AC
~ qminied with tho drug trade IN all its details Ap
ply Mt 2l2 Sth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

MTANTEr-BY AN ARTIST, WHO HAS A GREAT
wv command of Photographic military albums, for
stance in his business ladies learn the color
ing OF photographs to good hands employment
at from IS to S12 per week easily learned in
OF "A lessons Price S. Apply at Mrs Lie frank 20 Elm
St, Spring, third loor 73, between II and
O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

WTANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDR
w without board Address stating terms and
ton, box :, S26 Pest office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

TTOUSE AND STORE FOR SAfE.-F0UR STORY BRICK
III House and store, 25 feet front and so deep, and
story brick Carpenter Shop rear will be sold cheap
for cash Apply the premises 175 West Forty seventh
street, near Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

r. TRAFER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ITO CiIS|
e. sireet-wiil sell this day, a, lOn o'elock 1
fIiZabeh street, near Cana, Counter, Beer Pumps
Starch, all kinds OF Spice choice Liquors and sega
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

WTANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE, FOR A c.
w fui and responsible tenant within a half he
ride Of New York. Hudson river preferred, CONVEX
to a school. Address 7. p a., Brcvoort House,
avenue, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

TT ARDWARE, Dry GOODS OR OTHER MARKETABLE
goods, 10 the amount Of about $40 600 is wanted,
for which fine store and lot, in first rate business oca
ton in this city, is offered. Address, with particulars,
c. D. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, IN THE
IA city country as laurdress to do general house
work good washer and roner, and plain cock ages
not much object good home Call At 80 East
10th ST., corner Of Sd nv, ir The basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

ROY WANTED--A SMART ACTIVE LAD, FROM 16 no
ID Is years Of age, first class domestic dry goods
commission house where excellent opportunity will be
given for learning the business and foc future advance
ment. Salary for first year small Address box l25
Post Office, n. Y, giving all particulars to age, reie
renee &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

aching teeth, put in soft without pain color Of 3,
and warranted for life. c. ID. CRAWFORD Dentist
(late 22i Sixth avenue) q Amity ST.. near Broadwa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

TN0R SllLE-TfIE MACHINERY OF A MILL, NEARLY
IL now, for grinding Sonbrcro and other Guano. The
machinery is OF the most approved style used for the
purpose, and built in the most substantial manner, with
requisite facility for carrying the business for
which constructed Can be and further nfor-
nation obtained, by applying the premises, of
Inlay and William streets Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

StTArEN ISLAND PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR
- Household Furniture, Try GooCs, &C.. price So 000
neat residence, twelve rooms, cligbly situated, good
water, fruit, &c; terminus Staten Island Railroad, one
hour and quarter from New York. Address Union,
Tottens landing, s. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

L>OR SALE-TIIE MANHATTAN HOUSE, NO. 265 BOW
IL cry. The proprietor wishing 70 retire from business
would sell his Stock, Fixtures, Furniture and Business
and give lease to the purchaser of ten years
OF the premises at a fair rent. Inquire of CHARLES
WILSON on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

EOTH REGIMENT, ATTENTIONi--A MEETING or THE
I ~ Committee Of the 10th Regiment Widows and Or
Phans Fund will be held at Robert Smiths House Of Com
mons rs Fast Houston street, Tuesday evening, the
9th to settle up for the tickets sold for that occasion
BY order OF JAMES NICHOLSON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

A SITUATION WANrED-BY A RESpEITABtE.
IA young Scotch woman, as chambermad and scam
stress nurse and seamsres capable Of teaching
young chlrcn has excellent reiera and objec
Zion TO the country Can be seen until suited at Victor
Bouiiion's French shoe store, 701 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

NOR SAIE-A LICENSED CORNER LIQUOR STORE
II well filed up, with without stock has been
bshed for the last twenty years. with cheap rent. APP
ply TO JAMES COLE, 1863 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
Arrival Of the Santa Fee Mail.

INDEPENDENCE Mo- Aug 30
The santa Fec mail and Carnoa City Express
trfyed here, bringing dates from Santa Fee TO
the l7th inst !, and Cannon City to the 2dth inst.
The exrre brought three passengers aud Slo,-
900 in gold dust
The troops, 100 in nun Der, who surrendered to
300 Texas rangers, Is miles from Fort Fillmore,
aave been reeas ell ~ parole, the Texans retain
'is hear arm and the horses belonging to compa-
dies Of the mounted rifles
Gen " Pelham, formerly Surveyor General II
NeS exico. and Col. Clements, wee rrrestcd in
santa Fee and c,,fne j. the guard house ny or
ter ot Col Comfy, Coin nander Of the epir, nsnt
1i New tie2ico' They were suspicioned Of giving
nfoI ton To the Texas troops at Fort .liss, Two
niles below psrso. Col Clemens took the on III
4 Ailes nee and was dl charged. Gen. Pelham
efused To take the oath, and Is still csbGu.d IN
he guard house.
Hon. ". otero has been NJ pointed Colonel Of
H.gIment Of Nexlcan voluateers, "a sed in The
Territory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
From New York.
NEW YnlK An

h.w Y.iK Aug. 30
Ellis B Sch0ber was this mornin. committed
Fort ayet,e az u Gorernnent liisoncr by
he Har-nsi 0f Connecticut Tie was taken IN
i.etrhfui county, and organ ing and . each
tGg secession, pace ami o,ner Reasonable doc
{ ne-.
David Witmot is i'll at Tonaw awanda Pa, and il
y sieared he c,nnot re lie bias the concerion
p the 81 mach, aud has been declining for several
n"n,hs.
lac Commercial says the captain Of a Maine
vessel taken bv Dfivateer in Nay. and who wRs
.iiowed the largest hoe y by the rebel. 10 aGonl
he Minnesota. lie tptaincl valuable Information
IA regard T. tho fort6c stiots AT H,tte,as Inlet,
ma II ub'ies' ere this has guided the naval expo
tisn there. where u will operate in the reduction
VI the DAlteriea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE " Ar NEWS.
Brigham Young Declares Utah
Independent.
ARRESTS OF FEpERNL OFFICERS.
inothsr skirmi h with the Rebe!
PicketS.
VIM. LYON MACKENZIE CEkD
hRtor from Europe.
IMPORTANT MISSOURI NLWS.
IMPORTANT MISSOURI NLWS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCH ES.
From Washington.

WAsHr>GroS. Aug. 2.
A crcnlar and letter was recently sent, II is an
derstood, fro the Off % of the Aui tor of the
treasury for tho Post Office department. 10 prop
er persons near the residences u certain maj, sun
tractors in the Sat u Kentucky, Missouri AMI
Maryland, for the purpose 81 cer,.ining whether
those contractor are faithful and 10y 10 the
lnon, aud guard against an improper use o.
their taciltie. Tor secession purposes. Much val
uahle inform .tion received irem this IN
quiry.
Times .orrespon ience.
Female rebels now under arrest were transferred
today .oa c inmodious dwelling temporarily hired
Tor the purpose Of keeping them in cDnbnenisnt.
several more We been arrested.
commercials Cotrespenionae.
1t sarnouneed that old posts stamps good
vhe'e the new ones ire NOT on sale.
sir. Eastman, o. Chicago, an anti slavery nan,
has been appo.n-e ed to..s1l 10 Hs,ol.
Worlds dispatch
The rehels Of Gisgo~, ny. h vc named til cir
camp salaninghnu in honor Of the Ohio Repre-
sentative.
iti- reported that Bri ham Young has declared
Ct h linden -ndent.
WAsfIiscTos. August ~.
Tae tatemeut that news had been received indi-
eating the certain and speedy recognition Of the
rebel States is unt.uniei /. On the contrary tb e
Indications are that all European governments in.
tend to continue 10 resrect the blockade, and to
await the result OF the contest.
messenger from the rsini. 81 e this morn
ing states that ou- picket force advanced u Baii-
e,'s Cross Roads yesJeria !, and grove the rebet
pchets mile a. half. II il said the latter
nave iaken possession III eo;nmauiins eininence
and are hr wing up entertainments. There was
much firing dunng the day, but without fatal re-
sulls.
dash Of rebel cavalry was male at what was
supposed to be deserted cannon, alter ABOUT
twelve rounds aal been Fl Cd at i: from howiiz ~.
on near app. oach, however, they discovered il
to be !: sham.
Dane kinplc. of the 81 Michigan resim mt,
was killed yesterday by toe accidental disca.rse
oe gun in the hands e conra.!c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
A Cad.
I.aCL.lRs. Avg 20. 1861.


MEa.Rs Epuoas:-I wish to make a corrsc-
tion - to the manner in which . certain re.
mark OF mi e. made at the LsCiars House in
your city, on Monday last, has been construed.
While | vas there at the reception 1t our
brave scldiers. 10 the course II conver.ation
about the present troubled state Of sdAirs.
remarked In the psrlor. that l III. ught it made
but litti. q frrence which way the last bait e
vent. as victory on either side was defeat
T. the Union.
One Of my lady friends present, who is Of
he Republican persus lion. SO miscons,raed
the Remark as to make me cay that Il wished
aud would be g!ai If the North should &c.
whipped. as 1 thought sne needed it, To
have said go would have been q great piece OF
folly Of which no sound minded person would
be guilty. As lady started The report here,
This report has been going the rounus here
snce Monday night. and unknown to me unit!
iaet evening. when al inteu.p.rate friend OF
nine, aud by the way Republican, wh" !isss
IN the country, came W az" to'u Tue w ~, hpu
warned me net 10 come in HE part Of he town
ship, as he said the Republicans wanted to
mob me. | am under obligations to my In
o,msnt, who came az q friend but for those
Who have contemplated an attack upon my
person, i entertain rot the slightest respeci.
and consider them beneath my notice. Ihs
idea Of forty or fifty men lying IN eowardly
ambush tn Iouncs upon one who might E ass
that way 10 ma treat I'm is too much Tor 'ne.
Wta. could lie more cosardly For such
men to prate Of possessing pstrio'ism. Is absurd
[t cir hearts are too craven, their souls lbo
coatrac'sd tc entertain 5, lofty ard so noble u
principle. Yours truly.
JAS n DAygSPoL1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

Special to the Chcapu Tribune.

Special to the Chicago Tribune
The troops on both sides vi the Potomac were
un Ter arhs al, l,st night cut th. re p oba b
no fight, except . little sk.rmIsh, as the l.unda
t.vn vi the al~rm.
\ battcIy Vi nine guns has been dscovere
which ovefiooAs oar advanced entrene hments, with
the purpose iv take them.
A sisuai party is Experimenting from Gen. Nc
Calls camp.
There is 30 6 Cd feein. toward Mr. Russell
here, aud the let er in the Oh 60 Tribune expos-
ing oil hs false s-ateu ents IS read with SAT
istscti.D.
The correspondent Of the New York Tribune was
correct ia his assertion that kusseiI Was re used
pass. lie (kus.ell) wro,e letters .skinv one. nd
Provost Marsha I. rter's aid assured me that il
was re: used bat, sub eque ntly, through Gen raj
Scotts ,na ience, he procured p,ss . the end OF
this month, while ether core. .ponaents are de-
med.
Our ministers in France. Spain, England and
Holland are authorised 10 purchase arms to the
sx,ent OF million Vi dollars, which has bes..
plAcei to their creiit with Bar,ng Brothers.
Our pickets a. 4 louds Mills we're driven in last
hight. and the mills, containing several hundred
bushels of grain, srisei.
The pickets beyond Bailey's Cross Roads have
been dr,, en- lhlther, but Bailey is still held b.,
U. >. troops
Five m.n # the 3s,h New York regimen. we're
killed 10 an affair Vt the on p,sts, three n.ilxs
IRON Aexaudrla.
The rebels also hold Mur sons Hill, near the
mills. Many rebel picket. VI light arti lery have
been seel near Falls Chu,eh. Al one p,int tue
eueuy caLie within two miles ef our rutreuck-
ments. They were however, only reconu.,,sr,ng
Ex.Miuister Preston cha rges nearly tour thsus-
ana i've hund ed dollars ior juufne, Ing Win he
O. esn OF Spain. He lott town ve,y SOON after
ksuiknsrs arrest.
A general e,deT requires volunteer officers to
bring and keep the st eLgih Of iheir command up
o ihs maximum standard All enlisted volun
teers released BY the enemy,a,e to be d.. ch rgcd
Tie M al xredi,ion trUm Fo,t tress No re,
am assured, viii co.6ne il. ol lerAIiuus u sink,n INK
hulk costing $2! ,6O", IN ess Gen. Bu,ler exceed
his orders, as be sometimes does. The military
force ou bo.r the feet j. ~ take care Of the
ny il he attempt ~ interrupt business but with
4, ~ men soSstAing siss s@s ~ sds.ss asa HAllsr
= lAe aaa tes aay vsnsares 4s4k Id
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
Missouri News.

LFytNGroS, No, Aug. y.
he Rebels. encouraged :, ex ,ggerat.d reports
Of the bat lie re r eprin. field are ngregaiing il,
large mum bcrs in this ami sufryuAdin. unties
committing all kinds OF outrage, upon Union
men aud ;selr property. If th y are aiowei 10
orer-run i.aiayet G. iiay and other sucb COUNTIES
III. part ,i the ~laie, .s they are no. dol <.
hey w.li sto enough lfctn Lion mn 10 sub Isl
thelrarsny tor IN ,ntns. Ia view 0 this cond ton
Of ,hiug= assistance tas been asked oil Gen. Ere
mont. The Home Gu rd still occup. the forti6
cations here, and we'll supplied with arms ami
previ,i-fs And can pr15ably IA the Place, ba,
reintuIcemei.ts neetiei 10 operate sgainsi par
ties eng gel in 1ay ging the counny Prom
nent Union men are lis threatened wi,h lie .ts
Ex-Gov. King, o Ray county, has been freqnert,
warned, but his devotion to the Union cause
ulsh ,kei,, ani he aad his sons ready To shoul
der then muskets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
ECEeien News.

oayIr HOOK, Ang. 2a
The Steamship A-ia, reports the arrival
nut If the Gr.at Eastern, Arabia and New
I.fk.
BreadstLf, declining.
Provisions duh
Con-o ypasi IS.
General news wholly uni npor'ant.
NEw !, Rg, August -.
The news by the As il very u4eagre.
A le.ler from the 1fniss n. II tho otton Sup
riy Association. reports the result OF his VISIT -
Egypt tie gives an en:ourdging prospect OF tie
otton productive cas aclty ri igypt. The Wee
X " expreSei rcat interest in the exten-ion bat
- do very little.
It was rePor,e that the French goTernment had
instructed Goyon not to op,os: tho enti ance q
Ciaidin int, the Papal iernte.y, should the ne
ces-iiy OF war require.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
Promotions aud Kesisu at;ons in the
Iowa second

The M;sfonii hep"ttccn OF The 2S,h sajs
Mir n. N. Irocker has been .rumoi "a by
appointment TO the rack Of Col.nel Of the
second Iowa X giment formerly commatdr d
,y Colonel. nov Btigadier G-nera. Curtis
The app intment OF Col. Cfocker is one
eminef;ly til 10 be made, he was educated II
West Poiut. His promot,cn was not sought
ny himself, and vas not political sppo,1t.
nent. as he is an uncomprou,'sins Democrat.
and GOV. Kirk wood, VINO eo,ielred it, "a 9
Republican.
"Capl. Bob Llttler, Of the same Regimen /.
has hssn p-aa...el ,u q Lieut. Colonelcy, and
Capt. Baker, Major Captains Brewster and
Mailer. erd Lieut.. Strart, Z ~, Lieuis
H,mes. Haw!ey and Archsr Of the same Rsg
n.nt. have resisn.j."
The news oi the above appointments and
re-iynat tious has not been confirmed but We
shall robabl; kno. tie Truth Of the sioFy in a
Jay CT two.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

REGIaENrAL ApPoIN M4NlS.-We
un' elstand hat II. b. IL fFmsn bas t.en sp.
,ointed Colonel of the Eighth Regiment /
Iowa Volunteers. nov organizing h-re The
C,one. has ev IDENTIFY changed his mind as to
nIs ability, within few weeks, and now 90. q
.nto the field with confidence We hop. f.r
''iin nothing but the inost complete success.
Another appoin tm~nt. ia tnat Regime t, we
lDderstaui, is that OF NJ. M Price, 10 the po-
-,ion "t Major. ihis sreS nppou,-e has never
zen military service If an, Kind and tie
near, e, lie ever appr. achsd to ary,h ng # tn.
Cd vas h-ing taken, lille ab,oal or HI
Ear pean tour, for Emperor Napoleon We
resume he will do ,s we'll in L. at t,osi,;o on a.
man other men who have rever han lid .
nu-.rt or drawn sword, but We have mol,
the least confidence in such app in,men's
Wetlink the Governor would do well to
csrry out tie Program ne with the Second
Cavalry. by app. intirg Ala .nders. 1t. Col
He evii-ntly wsn 3 ,e place bad enough e,.d
rs made triss euo .gh for IT, Whg 4 un'l ia.
Goserno let him hav- i,l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
1851. Davenport aad t. Lo1ls. 1881
Northern Liae Fall Arrangement.
ST LA M ER
80
WE FRO II OLIT.l.T.

~ IL r II - n OILxT.1 ",
THOS J. RUF0RD,. $3.50. Master.
THUS. OWENS. Clerk,
w ILL RUS AS A REGULAR PAcKFT
Wv between Davenport aud keokuk, and in
connection with the Northern Line Steamers
CANADA, DENMARK, PEMBlNA Il
FRED LOKENZ,
and ms king close connection at K -,kak With the
keokuk Packets, will f0rB
..cIiablc Eussy S.isse of Pack -l>
between Davenport and st. Louis dur ng the con
,inuancc Of low water. One Of the above five
Packets will leave Davenport each morning at
e'clocs. For treish passage apply TO
ag2S-2m X n. PRETTY Man, Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

COUNTER CARp.-We have seen q
'ounter card written by Sergeant Bny.e OF
Con pany IL, Secoui Cavalry, iu which lie
states that he heard Mr. Ta!u4age make the
.lleeed Insulting remarks on Monday last, and
hat he Is prepared to prove the same by com
ps,e;t Witnesses at any time. The issue il
nov fairly form ed, a. the iawy FRS say, and W.
are no prepared to hear the witnesses testify
upon the case. We presume, however. that
the msttor will neve, BET roven up 10 form.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

GATHERING DLANKETs.-We unde,-
stani th the Rev. Mr.. Judd sud Mr Joshua
Burr visited the houses OF v-ra of our ci,i.
rs yesterday. and collected eighty tlsnkeis
fifteen quill for the o. the eoliiers at
camp. 1t was a tine dsy's woik. The nigh,r
are eating little chilly, and the uen Who
have no cove,irg FIR their hunks nstuaall,
sltfvr The blankets ware distributed s:er.
jay
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
DAVENPORT IOWA FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30. 1861
Mls,0usi NeWs.

1T. LOrIs, August IS.
Hsvs from Springfield represents that Capts.
Johnson and Vaughan, Of the rebel army. are
plagngr MON men and pressing 9th rs into service
',ads AID Collar counties are swept of live stock,
The stock being either driven ii Or wsntonly
killed. The rebel arl expect to winter in Arkan-
sas
to join he lst Missouri Regiment. nov re"rg.ns-
ing as an Arsi lery Reg ment. Totten. Dubois and
L~'hroD's reeulnr batteries are or iered to join
the sam :, and only two companies are now wanted
10 com, irte the rest.
Fremont has issued order permitting regi-
ments nnd corps engaged in the battle 10 emblazyn
the I'd '~rring i-ld' on their colars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
River Items.

KlVct Items.
THURSDAY, august 3.
ARRIVED.
CLARA HIVE. Pat.en, Dubuque.
JENNIE WnIPP. X. White, Montrose.
P''MEKoy, Davis. Fort Madison.
ADd,NE, Gale, Dubuque.
DEPAgrEp
CLARA ",NE. Patten, Iubu1ue.
Jx>NIsW ,PPLs White M,ntrose.
PoMaRoY, D wis, Ft. Maiisun.
Passengers AMI shippers sh ou'd bear in mird
inat the magnificent q ket Metropolitan, Capt
Buf rd AID Clerk Owens, leaves fer st. Louis this
morning.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Capt. Par
ker, will depart tor St Louis and way p,,nts the
morning.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel
departs for Mon,rose and intermediate landings
to-day.
The light draught packet Ad nine, Capt. Gait,
sill depart for Dubuque and way points thi.
morninR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

New CLOTHss,-SOme OF our cloth
ing establishments have lately been engaget
10 tillihg orders for pants for the sold, re l.
mp who we're too poorly dses g to aopear
lee. ntly on parade We uudsrsta aud tn "a, G.n
Baker ordered the gun-,s on his cwn re-.
-pons,tili'.. being deteruin, d that the ~
-houla no, be allowed to get pak d while or
ler his charge Several hn ndged new blankets
ma also been dislrib ted among the nen.
This is as it SIOUX be.