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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
CARDS.

LOUIS A. MAlkLOT,
BANKER l. DEAL Err IN EXCHANGE,
DAvcnport, 1oOUA.
agl-dtf
x. -. CONG Don,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
IA and Notary Pubic. Office, North west
orner Of Brady and SECOND streets, up-stairs-
ntrancc on Brady street. July Zs-dtf
CHAs. 4. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGERS
Putnam 4 ROGEMS.
A TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW.
"A Ovyics, Davenport Block, Ne.2s. Main y.
6seosd Ploes. jss1-df
WA. +. DITTOE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law.
n O10ic0, - 0eaiss, corner u nai1 ead 6sesad
sasss baak. lssi3S-1u.
0E0H04 =. QUD0ELk.
A Tr0RERY At Law AND NOTARY PUB
n LlC. O1v,cs, Niokells Block corner Of Bssdy
and Sssosd streets.
splsdly
w. r. CLARK.
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
IA and Notary Pebble. No. Niekolls' Block, Dsv-
eaport.I"vs lmsss-n
TO. cAAPSsLL. JOHN G. sILLs.
CAMPBELL L BlLLS,
A TTOREEYS AND COUNSELORN At LAW
"A Odios. No. l, Davsoport's Block. nov2l-t
JAS. r. LAMB, w.sKrHNsx
LANE r sK sNnEn,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR-
"A nss Of Second and Brady Streets. over
Smiths store. Dec.
J.B. LEAKs. A.. o. BUTLER.
LEAkE 4 BUTLER.
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE NO.
IA kickoiI's Block, south west corner Brady aud
Second streets. Davenport, Iowa. lsp2l
GEO. g. c. DOW 3D. BROwh.
DOW L BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and Notsries Public.
). L. BROWN, United States Commission
OpricE-At Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
nee, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
FRANK PLuAER. GEO. u. Van H"sEN
PLUMER n VAN LOSEN
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS Ar LAW
IA and Notares Public. Also, agents for II,
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartisru
Conn, Capital, $3oO,oOo City Fire Insurance T..
New Haven, Conn, Capital, S50O,o00.
Office in LcClaire Block. Davenport. sept
Law 1'nvtncs >!.ip.
$40. r. COoE. j.. WILSON DHURY
COOK 4 DslHH,
Slecssorsto 10 Caok, Duion d L..dey.
IIE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tho practice of the Law. to which
shall devote our personal attention.
March s. 1860. COOK l. DRUEY
J. A. REID. NJ. d.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
export, Iowa.
Dr. REID can be consulted at his Office ali
bours of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. seut25
&C. rARKrR, MD. GEO. W. N'CARk, N. d.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
l. No. franklin 3ock, second floor, Btady ST..
botwccn Second and Third, davenport, Iowa.
DR. PARKEK's residence, corner yth and lie Claire
streets Dr. GEO. W. McCARNs residence, east
side OF Brady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
myl7-dtf
IGNAT:US LANCER.
DHY SlCIAN, SURGEON a. ACCOUCHhUk.
OFFICE-South east corner Of Brady and Sec.
nd streets. Office hours from to A. NJ, and
%. H.. u june27-tf
!. O.. ShORsA,
OG PUMP MAkER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
- Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
myS d&wtt
A. II. Il ID. KELLY,
DACKEKS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

CAPT. BsAos, Of Musostine, arrived
isss svsaiag. With . fss Isiasssy company.
Msseetiss bee tssssd cut more oea thaa ssy
etAss eounsy il shs Stste. vs bslisvs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

Yssterday's Der :Demokyat exults a
little. sad not without reason. over ths success
Of the Usioa movsuent 10 The tovsship. ssd
givss The Republicans to understand that tie
Dutch voters ere not 10 Be dsspised siter sll
Well they may understand II too. The Re-.
publissss we're stroug In shis county. but the
American wing too coon came 10 the eoncu.
sion that they could do just a. they had mind
TO do. Germans or NO Gsrmans. Right there
IL the place they clipped up. Without the
concurrence Of that element. The Republican
party amounts to > mean minority in this
county. The Republicans 20 understand it
now. and the fret thing its mansgsrs will 60
about will BE- to get that influence back again
But that game will hardly win now. When
the Republicans want to consolidate their vote
with that Of tie Unioa party in this city, they
will have to drop their organi.atian and ask
for admission into that party. There is no
ignoring that fact, and for proof We need only
cite the late election.
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TIE Hocs.-Wc are requested to call
the attention Of the City Marshal to the fact
that too many hogs are running about the
streets. Election day is over now, ad there
i. no longer any reason. Mac. why the nuisance
should be tolera'
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LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.

bAvenPQrt. Iowa.
GDLLEIi q IA x xG...........FsopsjttOS tors
.AFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt, Maquoksta
aad AnAmoos. LjHns07-d0
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A tabled muse may suit bard that feigns."
DUT IN OUR PLAIN, SIMPLE WAY WE
ID would hereby tender our sincere acknowledge
ment 70 the patrons OF the
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THE CITY,.

MORE kAIN.-Yesterday was another
Of those We, ing days which We have heard so
much about lately. IodicstioDs srs tbst ws
shsll have seus vet weather this Fall.
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NOW KEADY.-THE FIRST VOLUME or
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A Esary Americas Evc..t..
WITH ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMEATs AND
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Author Of "D larry OF AMERICAN kEVO.t.
ION. with an introductory view Of the Great
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

LAND AGENT,
TTIGHLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN.
I / for trade for layge Earm-diffcrence paid
or Tor rent. Office in Post Office Block, opposite
the DEAocRAr AND NKws Office.
iupe05-dtf
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MILITARY GOODS

An ASSORTMENT OF MILITARY GOODS
n will be opened at the
q q h i n e - toro
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EXp10e0yl000.
IIALIRAz, Oct. Q.
Dr.. Hayes Of tho Polar Expedition, arrived here
this morning, 10 the United States. The party
arc all we'll. Two have died, namely. August
Sontas, the astronomer. and Gibson Casut6srs.
DR. Hayes reached smiths Straits on the 10Th Of
August, last year, but could not penetrate the
Strait with his vessel, either last season OF this
He wintered at Porto Faulks, near Alexander, and
with dogs and sleds reached latitude 81 deg. IS
min, Nay 18th, this year.
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REy0OH.AL.
AME RON Il Wild ID II I N G + ON ,

HOUSE PAINTERS md ULAZIBKS,
1TAVING MOVED FROM NO. 9, EAST
IL Third street to No. Is, West Third street, arc
now re.dy to attend to all orders of Painting
Plai, and Decorative Paper hanging, Craining,
Marbng, Sign Writing, Whitening and Wall
Coio.lla. lnoaIo-Sm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

BURTlS HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
\ } Davsnport. Iowa. moba3d
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n.aatV D;aYlisss >s.iDD.

Successors 10 C1ok, Dt2on q Lsndley
IyE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tho practice Of the Law. to which W
shall devote our personal attention.
March ). 1860. COOK 4 DRU RY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
fkASK PLuMgR. GEO. y. VAN nuSi
PIUMER Il VAN IIOSEN

a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law
IA and Notariss Public. Also, agents for II,
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Harttsrt.
Conn, Capital, $3oO,oOo; City Fire Insurance 4.
New Haven, Conn, Capital, S50O,oO0
Office in LcClaire Block. Davenport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

&c. FAWkFW, II. II. uEO. W. n CAKN, NJ D.
DOCTORS PA KkEK Il McCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
L No.. franklin ilocl,, second aoor, Brady St.
bo,wccn Second and Third, davenport, Iowa.
DR.. PAKKEK's residence, corner 18th and lie Claire
streets. DR.. GEO W. McCARNs residence, east
side OF Brady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
yl lfc
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w. r. CLARK,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
IA and Notary Pebble. No. Niekolls' Block, Dsv-
export .I.vs. msss-n
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OEW TENNSI 1v AN1A UOOOEs
~ORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, lows: DAVIS ! Sons, Propristorf,
Eree Omaibus 10 and from the cars. Once for
Stages leaving 70. LsClairs, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, AaQuoksts, and Anamoss.
Fare One Dolisr per day. aug1l-l
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A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and Notsries Public.
). e. BROWN, United States Commi ssioner.
OpYICE-At Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
fce, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
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3. o. CA0PDBLL. JOHN G. DILLU.
CAMPBELL L BILLS,
A TTORHEYS AND COUNSELORH At Law
"A O6ioe. No. |, Davsoport's Block. nov2l-t
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CLINTON HOUSE.
~ORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
streets, Iowa Citv 'cvs J. TRusDsLL, Pro
r,riakor. SuVxl -jN.
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JAS. r. LAMB, o.. .0KIENBk
LANE 4 NJ INNER,
a TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR-
IA hER Of Second and Brady Streets, over
Smiths store. Dec.
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lGNAE.lJS LANCER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON a. ACCOUCIItUk.
i OFFICE-South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
nd streets. Office hours from Z to A. NJ, and :,
.. Il. u june27-tf
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS I!

NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUG0IEA
- Pianos and Hssnonie Aslodsoas fss1 ~
best Eastern nanufaetosiss, Of the ness sPpseyee
pettesss. sd q psisss that defy q cenDsuto.s -
-, bsaAy stsss6 Davsspxs Iewa. -s'
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on their parole of honor without guard and there
they are now.
Orders have been received for this column to hold
itself in readiness march at any time but no place or
time stated consequently the order does not amount
to much except as specific to revive the spirits OF the
officers and men, which will droop under tbs mastery
inactivity.
Alberus Welsh, the Drum-Major of the 10th Reg-
ment died to-day from congestion of the brain. mr.
Welsh was a native of York. Pa, and fought ali
through the Mexican with honor.
Some of the members of the 10TH while out on a
scouting expedition to-day caught one Secessicns' ana
shot another. The caught had hne PAIR OF horses
and wagon, with palmetto flag stuck in one OF the
brides. This whole rig except the flag, was branded
with U. S. and put into the service of the regiment
while the owner was sent TO have hearing before
Gen. Cadwalader.
Three deserters from the 18th Regiment, viz: Geo.
Wachter of Scranton, Pa; Conrad Volmar and John
Sauter of Pittston brought in last night; John
Cordner deserter from the Sh brought in at the
same time. The penalty for desertion IN the face OF
the lemy is DEATH Internationally.
Tie Of sickness in this branch Of the column
are very few indeed and there none but those that
can be traced to exposure or over indulgence. One
cause Of sickness is in the fact that the fire.
quenty allowed to 90 in the river to battle in the heat
of the day. and afterward about in the sum- which
is nearly certain to produce vertigo, and probably sew
era hours severe sickness if not congestion Of the
bIaln,
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QUESTIONS.
. Fdi.o, 0, The N. Y. Tnovne.

10 he Editor o, The n. Y. Tribune
SIR: Your own Washington Correspondent"
whose letter appears In this mornings issue, makes
statement of rather startling nature There are on
the south side Of the Potomac, in round estimate,
10000 troops, of these there are tonr companies OF
eoralyv and tuo batteries Of artillery, &C. " Since
armies were organized whoever heard OF such an APP
pointment and composition Of the three branches OF
service ~ Echo answers whol / say whof Is
,bis Hardees tactics or whose Let rs have light on
the subject, by all means. r,,sr
Yours for the Union, BRITISH AhIlLLhhiSi'
Nso York, June 10 le6l.
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R,y,rn CAyyoy AND IcEpERGs.-Ths Boston Jour-
mol saws: 1.-THE English screw steam fngate Mersey,
Cant. ii. Caldwell, has reached Halifax When aP-
nroachne the Banks Of Newfoundland, Capt Cald;
well fell in with some cebergs, and thought II wouia
non. Accordingly an Armstrong Shell was fired AZ
small iceberg about hundred and iiiy feet hign,
from distance Of four miles and half Such wac the
effect, that block Of ice, judged to be Of about one
lng from the TOP Of the berg removed the centre OF
gravity which cansed the whole fabric to roll over and
rock 10 aud fro II was considered most satisfactory
test of the vast range and destrucyeness OF these
snnnIed TO the navy, namely hollow shot percussion
and Shrapne and time fuze shell, molten iron She'll
&c ali tending to exhibit feature IN modern war
fare at sea- wiz the extreme probability o every yes
eel being in flames soon after she Is engaged
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Continued rom the First PAGE.

A. unusual ement in the surgical preparations, ana
spatch in providing medicines and ambuances Tor the
wounded.
There is certainly great need for the prompt advance
az our troops into Virginia this time 10 afford succor
and nroteotiop 10 the wretcbed refugees who have
asn forced TO flee from Their families and their farms
,b ons exposed 10 the mercess brualities OF their
r,llass foes and the other demanding their instant
sttsnt;op 70 the growing crops needing cutting or cn
,.rs tn save them from destruction. But, really, IL
ams IN one un;ntated il the arts Of war, like very
grsat vss,e of effort and an unnecessary exposure OF
life which must now be made TO secure position IN
Virginia that ten days sgo was open and clear Oh al
onnostion or danger The immense losses 10y the van
da wickedness of the returning Rebels winch delay Ill
d.ni, into Virginia then has occasioned tie Ierse
,rop and suffering endured by the loyal citizens Of
the border counties rendered more relentless and
more intense by the false motion made for their protec-
.on in crossing the river and again immediately re-
treating the loss Of the moral influence of the paerna
kindness carried everywhere by the Banner OF the
Union; the extraordinary advantages sacrificed which
would have attended the possession Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, controlling the fifty locomotives
and numerous just burned by the Rebels at MAJ
,insburg connecting tie columns from the "es' anu
the North not possibly to lie elected too soon oy 'e
repair of few bridges, and opening up communlca-
ton with the forces at Washington across by Lees
burg thus making the military line Of occupation COM
plete from Fortress Monroe to Cairoa these import
ant results have repeat been wholly or measuraoly
induced by most unaccountable hesitation in SEEING
tbe position laid open by flying enemy, amounting
70 the crime of blunder kast 10 the eye Of sim
ole but deeply interested spectator.
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Mr.. CRIrrEsDEs AND MS ComPRoslsE We Fave
received FROM distinguished friend Of MIR. Cr,en-
denis OF Frankfort, the following correction:
FRASKFoRr, KY, Jupe "a, 1851.
Gentlemen The statement under the tesegraphic
head Of to-day in the papers. that Dir. Cittenden
would offer bis compromise and, If not accepted that
he would advise Kentucky to secede, IL without any
authority whatever. II exists only in the Imagination
of the newspaper reporters Please correct II In IN,
Jonrnal No person had authority TO make any sueh
statement" IouisNhie JOURNAL, Supe ~o'
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FROM MARYLAND,

Arrest of Geo. p. Kane-PHght Of other
observation-disclosures Kenly-
Factions Course of the late Police Board
The Conduct Of the Local Press-Mayer
Browns BIunder-sen. Bsnks's seeead
Procismnticn-ConAr Of the Plans
of the RebeIs-Parsons McCabe and Brit
ton-The Riot Trials.
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Correspondents. Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WILLIANsPoRT, Nd, June

WILLIANsPoRr, Nd, June 26, 1861.
Tbs morning the town and all the camps were thrown
into state of excitement by the news tnat nag
truce was approaching from the other side. upon
fastening down, we found the report true Inc nag
was brought to a mounted officer WIN nVe men, VIM
we're met OF the other side OF the Potomac ny LAWNS
Hall and Elder of Capt Doubleday's Company Al
short time Lieut.. Elder returned, bearing ie''er
Col. Emily, from Lieut. COL Bowman daleu AZ n''n
rond, and asking for money and clothes Id converse
ton with the officer who brought the letter we 'ea'neo
that the same night Bowman and Chase were cap
tured they were taken TO Winchester and had near
ing. The usxt morning they were sent 70 Richmond
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PICKINGS FROM PlRATICAl PAPERS
HOW Mr.. HURLBUT WAS CAUGHT.

The Mayor Of Augusta Anxious to Get Him.
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DEPARTURE on the FIFTEENTH yoLus-
TIERS. COZ. d. MCLEOD MURPHY.


The lBh Regiment Nev.i orb Volunteers lnfer tts
colmsnd Of Col AarIiy. ycsierdny sii thoir llnrsy
Al NIi.ts Ioitt, winch they have oocaplsd dutil
ne MOI few yeris Tie regiment cinh4rk,i go i's
Thomas yard aud proceeded difeoi o. thzshsthroft.
where hos took the cars Wsahingon VA liar q.
bug The boat s'esmod down the river al, "a ths
hour when the Brookiyuuss crowd ne eTy.bpss
leaving New-Yotk aud Wns che. nd, cheering IN 90
turn ss each boat rus I'd pact The were IA he
hglesf spir.ts nui Cob Mgrnhy nicocsde8 - escnp-
ng toe 1.ssgIse.blo rosghs Of visis - Nc'y- i0k
Civ Is rSUooediag direct 70 the fllr' nj deroi.
l'i anhani l. fuliy armcd pri from the ven.
known character f0r lcft IMITATION % ne tolench ana
bis executive eapaf'y, they Nill no iolbt a IA.
prominent position Ia tne soluA!scf i,aoe- We eve
IT, piilrs az tie ~ .eist
Colonel Johr Mcleod MURPHY ti.ni Col 81, tf,nd. -
% Hr.fs. hNcr g. DO, "a fairf hfuLnt. Naf Il. - "
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company c., ..tip Reilly d-'slled MA y. u CO.
faesa g. tIsa 'IFpi.s Li-aiensat |" W. ia Nnne 70"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

CONDITION. OF THE COTTON CROP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

In the District court Of the Confederate States now
In session in Mobile the grand jury has found true
bill against Eageno Paeolin Peter Pioch, and nin-
feders,e Ststes The Evening NeVs thus notices tho
trial: -, .,
The indictment, in substance, charges the accused
with having ,raitorousy carried and delivered cargo
of fruitr aud vegetable, on the schooner horNsnse,
com Mobile In the enemy's feet OF Pensacola. The
Judge in his charge the grand jury stated too law
10 be that furnishing provisions, or important mte
gence to the enemy, was reasonable. Ihs penalty
Tor that ofense on conviction, was deatn. ms case
TO tLose living ON tSe coast. We informed that he
parties accused in this case assert that they Intended
10 carry their cargo Pensacola but were stopped by
the feet, and the cargo forcbly taken from them by
The enemy. To enable them to make out IBIS defense
by EVIDENCE If possible the trial Of the case was con.
tnued ut their instance until the nett term OF thu
court. Tie accused being in easedJ, were committed
70 Jail to await their trial TUB Is the fist indictmen