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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

News FROM THE lsT Iowa REGIMENT
The lst Iowa regiment has been heard from by
the Keokuk Gate City The items Of news ere
as follows:
Five companies Of this Regiment. led by
Lieut. Col. Merit. were 10 Gen. Sweeney . x
pedition to Forsyth. fancy county. They lett
Springfield on Saturday p. m, the goth
marched seven miles and camped on james
Fork On Sunday, in q terrible rain, they
marched over the Ozark hills-s country
which Lieut. Gov. Reynolds said no army
could penetrate Ia passiug through the
town Of Ozark, they took ell the boots aod
shos that could be found the same being
greatly needed by Gen. SSeeosy's men. On
MondayIwst and weary, they msrcoed 20 miles
To Forsyth over roads worse than any before
passed. There we're some .kirmishes on the
way, and 80 usual the rebels, who we're NO,
shit ran away.
7 .e regular cavalry under Capt. Stone. U
). A. were the fret to snter Forsyth. They
charged furiously. but the rebels were too
fleet tor hem. and got across to the opposite
side Of White river.
The cavalry dismounted ard pursued them
,.,--..y. T. -. ..'S~a !" Lii. ~o.-p-~ies {
and G, Of the lows Volunteers. came up ol
the flank. bu, jnst too late. They only eo'
sight Of the fleeing rebels. who fired u few
shots at them from the opposite hiils, which
we're returned " tn uncertain effect.
A portion Of the Iowa troops and the caval
ry had entered the court house in the centre
Of the town when. by some mistake, thre.
shells were fired into it by cur artillery, one
Of which exploded. fortunately without seri
ously ipjuring any one.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
TO-DAY'S ADN'TS.
N = W BS0
STAND ARD SCALES
vs..
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
"nOnkATH Is Tine BEST RoklCH. !"
OR;
HsneSty 10 better tha0 any Helley.
CnIoAoo. June II, 1881.

0. 7. GRAVES, ESQ.
DEAR SIN After the convsrsatioa we haA
about the remarks made by NJ. 0sssslsas, Of the
firm oil Fairbanks i tireonlesf, touehinx the Hoale
we put ~ iar a. Is Harden, Of Abingdon, H.,
wrote Mr.. Harden and enclose 70 you his rsply
fou will from this letter that tho repeessuta-
tions by Greenlsaf 70 yvu were false, or be must
have been aboriLg under great mistake. ! wan.
you TO write eur house here exactly what NJ
Greenleaf stated 70 you, ~ this 10 not the 0rsl
tune that they trsduced our Scales. and ws sss
determined to place them in their rue posieion
before the public.
Respectfully yours,
vANDkRvOOkT, DICKERsOJ Z CO..
Pc =. g. H0oREn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
From 81. Louis,

IT LoUIs, Angrst
Col. Solomon's regiment and part OF Col. Sigels
arrived from the South west yesterday, and tho
balance of Sigel's and two Iowa regiments will ar
rive TO day. These troops will be fisbanded here
tnsir Ii having expired, but nearly al. the two
toraer regiments Will re-enlist for the war.
Efforts ars being made to continue the srganiza-
tioD of the Reserve Corps Of the st. Louis Home
tiuards beyoni the time Of their regular enii.t-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
From New York.

NV YORk, AuR. J.
II appears that the New Yosk sth T. ginent
epfoute home vas stoned while passing throsGh
the sixth Ward in Baltimese, on " sdneeday
n ght BY crowd Of noters. The firing was -.
turned With bnI.etts.
Another report says the soldiers charged hayo-
ne ! op men lining the sids-w sik. SevesAl shesG
were fred bat nobody b n, sxospt ~ oGss vhe
esdeavossd to asrest aeaoTioss ,ietss, v1e sight
Nv rtabbsd. several amoose vao 100. baS ~
1sse relsassa - takisg he ea4h = a1ssGnsss =
lthe Us.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
New York NarAet.

NEw foRs, Aug. 2.
FLocR-Market quie. and m re active, Sc easier
e4,00a4.lO Super state $4.25al4 35 Extra State
S4Oo@4-0 % super Western $4.G5a4 20 Common
TO medium Extra Western g. 9o(d5.0o Shipping
Brands extra X. II. O.
CASADIAS FLOUR-Dull, $3 40Ms.60 Super
$S.95G4 10 Common to Choice brands.
WHEAr-Market l@2o higher.
BARLvY-Quiet.
LoKN.-Market firm. 39I45c for New Mixed
Western.
OArs,-Duil at 26@3lc for Western and State.
PORK Quiet
BEgv-More active.
Cur MEATs-Dull.
LARD-Quiet.
BUTTfR-ln fair request.
WaIsKY.-l7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

FoR QuINcY.-The Kate CasselI took
down 9 company Of volunteers from Rock Is.
land to Quincy last evening. A large crowd
Of oitissns gathered at the lsves to see the boys
on their way. Their shouts we're distinctly
heard on this aldo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

CAvALRY.-The cavalry meeting on
Thursday night was we'll attended, and there
is q prospect, " Q are assured that company
Of horse will be organised here. We wish the
bova succeea
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
DiSsOIMtiOM.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, AuA ust !, 1851
vTNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF MAcKLOT 4
Corbin is THIS day dissolved by the Withdraw
al of Mr.. Austin Corbin.
The business will be Continued as heretofore by
Louis A. Mackot, at the same place. Old bus
ness may be settled by either partner.
LOUIS A. MACKLOT,
augl-lw AUSTIN CORBIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
From The SOulh..Gca Ffeemuut's De
pasture-.Oc.ursa m the CITY.
Especial Despatch 20 the Chicago Tribune.l

pasture-.Oc.urrances N the CITY.
Especial Despatch 20 the Chicago Tribune.l
81. LOUIS August lO-P
The war feet Of eight steauars, With regiments
on board, have ssAstsd dosa the river Gen Free
mont and staG accompanying the expsdition cu
stess.sr City OF Alton Many Of the deper ine
troops eoodnctsi themselves badly while here.
Thers we're many rebels On the levee Who chsersd
for Jeff Davis when the boat left. A Mai.r In
ellis artillery embarked, the ssceshers usulted the
men, and one of them was kDOcked down oy . sol
der. The police attempted 70 arrest him, but
Major Buell. interfefed and released the man. Il
sscond row Vas oocasionei ~ . nounted officer
ii king down spectator Tor obstructing the
street. The spsc. asSss vsfc very nsch excited.
Discharged three months volunteers are spe nd.
ing their money freely. They we're insul,el in
one ef the low xrogsFes il Almond street, this
evening, ana retorlsd By getting assistance and
dsmoiisnirg the grsgyey. Il - reported that
they hsvs sought out and severely beaten g.
torous levee suDner, named Rnsssll, Who has
knocked down several Gsrnaas vhon As caught
alone in the street.
The 0ranl Jusy hays ssncladsd their labor,
hrding tss.y alas Indiesnsass, il i suppossd
saA .k
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

KEEP CooL.-A few more OF those
moe, ,c"ol. straw and pslmleaf hats can be found
"' Farssnd's. They vill be found very con.
fCrtsble Call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

FREE LusCH.-A Turtle Soup Lunch
will be served st Herins's saloon this morning
at 10 O'clock. The beet brands of wines and
liquors to be had ct the bar.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

JUSTICE COURT.-Breeches of peace
we're not tried on to any noticeable extent yes
'erdsy. on account Of the inclsmency of the
weather.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

ORoANDIEs, Grenadiens, Lawns,
Bersgss and Summer Dress Goods Of every
description. are now offered at Wsdsworth's,
at prices astonishingly Low. as he 10 determined
to close them out before the commencem. mt OF
Fall trade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

BosTOS. August l.
The British brig Herald which was captured on
July 10th, AMI taken TO Phiis ,elphia FIR attempt
M to run blockade as reported yesterday. lett
for Roston the 9th, but was chartered by partie.
in New York for Beaniort, N. c., with intent to
try experiments Of running the blockade.
IT, we'll known in thi city and New York that
other British vessels have left these ports within
~ days for Washington and other points in n. c !,
70 take cargoes for England and the Br tish Pro
viAces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
Republican State Convention,

Republican state Convention.
We learn that the Republicans made the follow
ing nominations. For Governor, $. J. Kirkwood
Iowa City; for Lieutenan, Governor, J. r. Need
qam, OskalIosa /; for Supreme Judge, r. R. Lowe
Keokuk.
by this it will be seen that Judge Dillon came
out second best, undoubtedly to the chagirn Of
the legal profession. The other nominations cIe-
ate no surprise here.
From Washington.
WAsHISorox, Aug. ~.
Spec,al to Chicago Times.l
A secession conspiracy in Aexand ia was dis.
sovered this morning 1t appears that four rebel
omcers. disguised as market men, have come into
tewn every day for two weeks past. They have
visited the various quarters Of the to wn freely
gathered all the news, and also bought all the
Northern newspapers. They have hus convey ed
much important intelligence to the rebel camp.
Great excitement exists here in consequence oi
this discovery.
The rebel spies have not yet been arrested.
Gen. Mcclellan is to have an interview this
evening 1t Willard's, with she representatives. OF
the press, to arrange the principles and conditions
on which army movements will be telegraphed OF
suppressed. The Gentra ideas vre understood
to De liberal and wise. and the public will
Oe S8LlSncu Wnllo Tue dIWy interests WAL De pre-
served from disclosures.
In re House, to-day, Frank p Blair, Of Missouri,
made a violent attack on Gen. Scott, . tempting
to charge the responsibility OF the disaster at
Bulls Run, on him. His language was personal,
bitter, and indecurus in the extreme.
Col. kichar lsOn, OF Illinois, replied in splendid
speech full Of fierce invectiye. lie proved Presi-
dent Lincoln 10 have been solely responsible for
the disaster, and completely annlhilatsd Blair
In the Senate. to day, Col. Baker, Of Oregon,
made most brilliant reply to Breckinridge. Ii
was sca,hing and anuihilating. There was net q
listle>s spectator-not csreiess Senator.
In the most thrilling portion Of his terrible
Philippe, turning tOwart the recTeant entuckiAn,
he asked "What would have been said Of it-a
Roman Senator who ~ cue crisis, when the ex-
istence Of tho Republic was imperilei, when Han
nj bal vas tut days march from her gates sh ould
have uttered such doctrines in the Senate Cham.
ber?' Mr.. Fessenden, in an underfone, but with
much emT hasis. exclaimed He would have been
hurled from the Tarpeisn rock = whom Baker,
catching the words, reiterated "Yes, sir An
outraged and indignant peop,e 1outd have hurled
him headlong from the Tarpeian rock" For once
breckinridge was cowed.
Gen. Scolt's cOachmau has run away. carving
with him par Of p SOLE, orc belonging to The
General,)a pair Of epuTs, and Capt. Dek ~ :
horse. Ne will probably turu mp, somewhere, ..
solitary horseman, writing telegr aphic dispatch
es n his ssdJle perhaps At Cenlerviils.
Qurter- Master Meigs has bought ten thousand
horses since he took charge Of the cfhce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
An English Vessel :. Oarded.

NV lORA. august =
Per Northern Light: The Panama &4v ports
that 40 English vessel was oserhauled and board
ed on the 18th by southern privateer in latitude
PALS longitude 6D:ln.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
I'srLADsLp uA. Az,

Tho Baltimore ErcAasge says thsoo f6asral
steamers which loft sostress Menroe @ WedDes.
day, reached the mouth Of Poee0ae Nvse Tie
same evening, and in sttempting % aseeod wsee
ViTginians sent Tor IsnfWcemsnts ooA he cap.
ture and destruction Of the vessels was expesssa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

DlsrRIcr CouRr opens on Monday next
week. with nicely assorted list OF cases,
criminal and otherwise. II is very possible
that the State Pehitentiary will receive several
interesting accessions through tie coming
term.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
Foreign Markets,

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July IL.
Tne minimum rates was 51a D &C.
American securities advanced.
Sugar, COTE and Rice steady.
C0nsols adv need to 59z ayU
Money, 9j@9UI for account.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

ENLIsrIEG does not seem to flourish
very extensively at the present time. There
are not lsss than four places in town to get
permanent situations in the army from three
to five ) ears, but nobody seems to take. Its
too hot just now 10 do anything-let alone
going South to fight mosquitoes IN their native
iairs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

FURTHER ARRESTS OF CAPT. LITTLER's
MES.-From Capt Hillhouse, of the Steamer
Kate Cassel. who came up ye.terday, we learn
that Eve more men Of Cart. Littler company
we're arrested st Burlington day before yester.
day and lodged in jail. The Capt. tried to get
the names but the Asrehal vas in too mueh Of
hurry The ten we're to be taken to st. Louis
BY the Msrshal, aud claim the rev ard Of thirty
dollars apiece offered for their arrest and de-
livery. to proper authorities. The Captain
thinks they footed it ell the way - BurliDg
ton He vas informed at Burlington on that the
dessstess ssid there we're more Of the same
company which had deserted and reached
Davenport. Such may be the ease. but from
what vs learned from Ar. Chase the other dav.
vs isfsr thai sush 10 not the case. There .rs
% psrtisalsss yet - y the cause Of The de.
ssetisa ser anything aboat l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
DAVENPORT. IowA. SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST s. 1881.

DAN Ross Circus will be back here
In the course Of few weeks, and give cur
people smother Of his grand entertsinmsnts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

VANDELyOORT, DlCkFKsON 9 co.
DEAR sias ~ urs Of .bo 18th inst. 10 ct hand
and contents noted, and in reply would say that
the Howe's Scales you put mp for mo works like .
charm since You were here and any statement to
the contrary, by the A. ent Of Fairbsnks' Scales.
or any party, must have been made from false
impression made by rome interested ATTY, or from
disposition on his part 10 injure the reputation
Of tho Sca es, by false statement. At ali events
the whdls thingis fabrication, - the Scales,
thus far, works to my entire satisfaction af we'll
as to tho satisfac,ion Of oil other parties Who
have witaesscd their working since you were
here. | have tho fifty ruOd weight yet, and
would like to keep il ), metiue longer lr Jesse
Burr has not purchased Scales yet, and roLably
will nct for sninatime on account VI the hard
times. Yours RESPECTFULLY,
Msssrs. vANDERVOOkT, UlCkEnSON = ca.
0GhTLEntN - In answer 70 your lsets, az Iu.r
l7th, enclosing letter 10 your houss from Mr.. ri.
=. Harden. Of Abingdon, dated June 18th. would
say toat after left your store called q the es-
adjustment OF essrs. Fairbanks 1 GrssnIeaf On
o. about the lth Of June, aud inquired Of them
the lowest price they wonid sell me ! four ton
Scale, and mentioned ut the ssme time that | had
been looking 81 the Howes scale. thought some
thing Of purchasng one Of them. NJ. 0reealsaf
then gave me their prices and spoke Of Howse
Scales ~ being very imperfect aad poor scale.
ana that there were many OF them that would
not work, and mentioned to mo that Scale near
by where | lived was badly out Of order, and
would not work at all. This Scale, he said, was
~ Abingdon. ILL.,. md had been bought BY Mr. N.
Harden. and was worth nothing Tor ssighipx,
and ad been ab~nde ned eli Of which tended 10
discourage me from purchasing tho Howe's Scale.
and after mentioning this matter 70 your Agest,
Mr.. Hooker and he denied the same, and stated
to me that Dir. Greenleaf was not man Of ysraci-
y, a. he had detected him very recently 10 sevs-
raj iaisehoods, began to doubt bis verscity.
-ince have seen the letter from Mr. NJ b. Hsr-
den, OF Abingdon dated Jaae 18th, l sm inclined
TO think II was all said BY Grcen'eaf for the prr-
pose Of encouraging me, aud that il Was FALSE.
as the enclosed letter Of Harden 10 in csnsradic.
ton of q esnleAf 8 statement 10 ms, and think
this an unfair course Of competition and ought 10
be discontensDced, ~ there IL nothipg like fair
play and truth in trade. Hoping this explanation
In satisfactory,
l am respectfully yours.
q. i. 0RAYR2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

CoULDN'T STAND IT.-The harvest
hands find this style OF weather little too
severe Tor their energies many Of them
quit of entirely. The idea Of folio wing up
reapi g machine With thermometer at 100 9
degrees in the shade and not less than $50
in the sun may suit sslamandsrs, but human
flesh and blood caves In
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

New YOra Stock Market.
NEw YORK, Aug. 2.
Stocks more active.
No. IS. Az; Va, 5oH; Tenn, Az Ga, ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
PREMIUMS OVER FAIRBANKS
In 71O Own state.
HER~NZllIAelA AEAEE EARR


I'm 7AO Own state.
T"ER.MOJrT sT.dTE E.1ER.
Extracts from Vermont State sr.cuitusai Sooi-
etys Ofhcsl Report, September -, 1887.
Outside Of the Hall we're two iisy Ssslss, one
nanufactu. ed by Jonn Hose. Jr., Of Bsandoe. VT.
and the other BY Messvs. Fairbsnks. o. 81 Johns.
buy. The former il constructed upos . new psin.
ciple, il is claimed. 1t carried Of the pesaiua.
as being more accurate 10 weighing. soeosdiag 70
tho various tests which il was subjsctsd.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS:
John Howe, Jr.. Brandon, VI, one sst - Hay
Scales, SIS. Il. 4 r. Fsirb nks Co., It JoAnc.
bury, w., on. ct Hay Scales.
ANOTHER PR EM1UM:
At tho Vermont state Fair, ssp4enbse l5th.
1853. after severe trial and test of the Stsoeg
Ross and tho Fairbanks Scales, The Dtpaona vss
awarded % John Howe, Jr., fes ~ bsss hey
Scales
EVERY SCALE WARRANTED TO GIVE IN.
TIRE SATISFACTION ORTAKGN BACK.
II il our design 70 keep cosstsstly % ssssk q
ample supply Of every dssesipsios u vsighise
Apparatus, which - c6sr for sals . The aaas-
For further pas,isaian and sslsssssss. ,,ssss
call uron er sddssss,
vANI RRveeRT, DlCKG1S01 = Co.,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire,
Zinc. Copper
AND M8TALs = 80 9DALLH.
MOVIES MpnoveD 4ONE1,
lsS AsD 2el sAsDoIS1 asnnss,
IN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

xEAL ESTATE AMI INSURANCE.
JOHN II. SW IT'S,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
HOLLIS BLOCK UP STAIRS.
.Agsacy or the
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. S2Oo. 900
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPIrAL,....... .al5o.o0O
Lamar Fire Insurance COmD'y.
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAtITAL,....... ..... ssOo. 900
Fulton Fire Insurance CemD'y,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL. L,.............. ..... $3.50, ,OO0
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, 81 500 900
jy3i-wAdr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

- g.. SHORs
r OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICk, OPPOSITE
IL Post Once, Davenport, Iowa.
my2 al Wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

MTLIrARY.-Capt. Wainwright and
1t. Ralph Abersco,nhee Of the 18th infantry.
;. A. arrived at the Burtis House yester-
day. The former. We understand. goes to 10.
wa City to open . recruiting office and the
i-ss.. .s~c~ L-- a. L. ~ ~ iA OPP ~.
G Rankin, who his received an appointment
in Gen. Fremont's etsff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

ExPIREs-The time for which the lst
Regiment ent into service, expires on the l4,h
inst. We may expect 10 zee our boys home
coon after that time, to take little rest
ing spell. A dispatch from st. Louis states
me troo,s will be disbanded there. There is
come miesake about the time We think.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

DEMoRALIzED.-The Keokuk papers
announce the arrival of Mr. Cieghorn from Ro
Ia. Mo. He saw some twenty of the boys Of
the Firs, Regiment there, on the let day Of
August AID delivered to them the uniforms
AMI ehoes for the whole regiment. They re
p rted al we'll. except Col. Bates. who had
been under arrest for drunkenness They ex
rect to be cent home before their time expires.
Augnst l4'h. The regiment will disband, but
nearly oil the uen will 60 in for the war, ss
coon as they have made short visit home.
Col Bates 10 another Of thoae officers Who
viii probably be permitted to stay II home
during the bslancs Of the campaign. 1t is 60
strsnge men Occupying such responsible posi-
tions cann.t demesn themselves more proper.
~. The military pruning knife vii find
plenty Of worthless branches to lop of in The
service,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

kDW Att d >. fhANER
CARPENTER and BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's oid shop, alley opposite ngne
tIouse on Brady street. apl9-s1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

GET READY FOR THE FAIR. The
Eighth Annual Fair OF the Scott County Az
r'cul,u ursl Society takes place 10 this city in
five weeks from this time. We advise our
fsrmers and mechanics to be 6 ting ready for
1t. The articles intended for exhibition should
be prepared. and Of them let every farmer
mechanic shd dealer 10 this and surrounding
counties bring out fometning Let it not b.
supposed for moment that the condition Of
the tines can be made an excuse for stavinp
away. All articles will draw Just - high
premium - they would if times we're differ
ent. fne collection Of cattle, ho-ses, sheep.
swine and farm products generally viii be jast
- grateful to the eye as though the count
were in the nidst 0f peace instead Of var.
Good tutter and cheese will loss none of its
attractions. the product Of the skilfal house
wife. the mech aDic. the arts, the fori.t, "or
any other man" will look jnst ~ we'll and con
maud just ~ high admin alton ~ ever. Bring
them along just a. If nothing had happened
Great preparations have been made for the
comfort and and convenience of all. Let it be
unCeestood that those who have nothing TO
exhibit are earnestly solicited 10 attend and
enjoy the pleasures Of the occasion.
The Board should lose no time 10 getting
ou. their posters and Advertisements Of this
exhibition. The country press round about
should be made the medium Of convevin2 the
Intelligence OF the Fair to their numerous
readers, and posters should be forth with put
up in public places in every town within fifty
miles. There is still virtue in this cause il
will be found very eficacious. Let the Board
lose 10 time in spreading the required infor
nation before the people.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
GEuNCE n. nummEaa

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUR-
IA Lie. OFFICE, Nckolls Block corner of Brad y
AMI ~econd streets.
apl6 diy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

Geo. s. G. Dow and Samuel f. Brown will con-
tinne the practice Of law, partners, under the
firm of Dow 4 Brown, at the old plscc liy3l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

JAS. T. LAkH, o. w. SKINNER
LANE 4 SKINNER.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OF ICE-COR-
"A AkR OF Second and Brady Streets. over
Smiths store. Dec
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A TTORNEY AID COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A OFFICE, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in McManus I shepherds block, opposite
State Bank mch 25- DIFF.
W.. r. LARK,
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IA and Notary Public. No. Nickoils' Block, Dav-
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orner OF Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
ntrance on Brady street. July z6- III
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