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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

!. q. Of &. T.-Thsre will be meeting Of
Adsr Lodge No. 257, 10. g T., this (Tussday)
evening, in Pempsrsnce Hall, corner Of Main and
Second str eets All mel bcrs Of the order ct Camp
Mcclellan are invited TO attend.
sg.O-ltl ED. YOUNG, W. C. +.
TuE HONE Insurance. COMPANY
Or New YORK.
CASH CAP.rAL One MILLION DOLLARS.
CASH ASSETS, 81 495 4g9.S4.
w. ROSS, AGgNr.
OFFICE cE-MlTROpoLIrAN BUILDING, DAVENPORT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
Missouri News.

koLlA. Avg. l8.
Tho corrcsp spordenj 4 The = '.9G X, ,e.J'ca,..
furnishes the f-!io~in- interesting particulars
free has issued proclaim ton .i Sptilg gfe,d,
be fec that s:.a,y Vi tor, has .-en ,.on that
oriherr eppress Of Missouri ave bsen driyen
ana .h.t cve,yo tc,ongius IL the Hon
tlafi organization vii. be rcgaT I'd and treated
- al emery to the Son' ern .oni-deiafy. Pre-
tcct!cu ". al1 cx'eul to such who quietly re
turn TO II cir homes and allow ne southern s~Ay
to pcvsil ana that VII ,ever recognizes the Proyis
,on.l G"veruulrn. .. M.. -ouri vii be considered
rs aL enemy 20 tho State, and ds.lt with accord
ingiy.
Gait. Mcdonald reports that jens. Price and
CLARK were slightly and trig. ten STARK severely
vocnded IN the iate eng 'gemen.. Also Cap .
Kelly, formerly CAPITA in .Lcksn's body iart. .
.irDonaid w.a very aLxious 10 20 t. st Lou.',
Dut his arplicaiion was refusd q.
Capt Emmcit MctDnnal !, in town to-dsy, 4e-
ports Capt Ehas e Roger mid 70 Gov Jlcks.n.
s.d CAp.. stephen q. Coleman, O"th OF 81 Louis
allie at the tatte Of the 18th, also that EcCul-
md tntsr I, RED hHd wodatuf res. 2??a ao.s'Iong.
ten Sigei received his cotnmisAiaD ~ Is iSsdier
L- Feder al forces yesterday.
Mcdonald. wae escorted ueyoad the lines yestaf-
day ar d se-t on tis way - Springfield.
Oar sundel at ~priugneid are r.ported to be
iuLs .eii.
Sex sroN Mo Aug II
3esses ger. DsinS uto' IN. ticn 1aat T.. iiecter
10 'eiu aarsday cvsLif. witA Ait regiment sur
! tse,i D5I q aJ1 se Ip.. naaf sfe1af.eNt1.n
;Ii.y yestesiiy sGotIng c1ps.r-i al ihsir am =
-,u rpl.r..n eit r. ar treAAtAst winch tney ad
n-t prepared. Two pr oners we're slso taken.
l,en trentisa h.s arriy I'd and taken comMani.
JIFtLlssua JrY Aug. Is
Hhlis ,oi. otiies oln n.g.mcn, vi A,ssvai J
resetyo corps. and Co. W ssbinHton's OH love
acre coming down the river on a 0overhEneni
.,c. rer yesterday. they frequen'l. fred up,,
with cannon and small arms from the banks kill
mo one ana wound ng seven or eight There va.
- great ezoi.-ment among the Deon'c along III,
river in c"nsequ.n 0. ,hegrea'ly exagg"ra.eda &C
curt If the battle Springfield winch is rep
resented as great victory for the rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washingt
WAsHr>0reN. Au1. 10.


WAsHr>GrcS, Aug. ~,
lSpeoial to the COuns sciAi.
There 10 Considerable unnscess. .sy exsiteDent
here to-day respecting An alleged movement Of
the rebels on tho city. Washington 10 ssfs Dow,
bu il cfensive opera ions are ever 70 b resumed
M ore soldiers s'e Lesessa-y.
Tho War Department has 'e:eived from the
q vespOrs responses 70 the general esder the
ost entb tic and pstri stc, TO the call for I'd
dit0nal troops.
1t 10 known that the Cabinet are . unit on the
insasurAs for tho prosscu tion Of b0stiiities.
The attack on the Administrator here are re-
garded intended to th wArt is policy o. elective
operations.
Commander Livingston of the steamer Penquio,
writing to the Navy department, under date II
tho 18th inst, communicates interesting psrticu
lars Of h,s plockA.ing operations OF Lspe Fear
station. Amous othar Lna4s 49, :. caas-
ing the Louisiana Of " iIming on, North Ca DINA.
Tie brought bar wi,hic re@cn ot nis euns'
when she ran ashore. kee'ej 0s-r. iiisd w,ti
xster had became ~r. c.s ed. Sho ~ss t,sded.
going to the West Ir jies. VII. cargo "
'umter, and TO return ui'h c. fee. TIE Cap
tain of the British chip Glad ator ! cd sent
b III a comm nln,ca,ioD pointing out ssv~ral
loeaiili.s unb.ockaded, a fact "a veil known
to Cor. Livingston ss to b., Aajes.y's officer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
FTOo " Ash,ngtOu.
TFlbune'a d,sc~,.hl

wAsHiA6ToN, Aug Is.
Of the best in ormcd officers. The rebels have I'd.
vAncsj their .in.s sno are in force within 9 sh :.
distance u the river, Ld are "a II erinx means OF
trans. ortation. They have large encam pmeu,s
this side Of Fairfax, hut probably the bui Of The
adyanced Corps are on the upper Potomac.
The Navy Department has aiyice4 thst Com
msn1sr orter of n. - M,ry',, tsci fo -auadror
whose Ietter, avowiIg r.tei .ymya hies 10 hi rs
theT 0 NiFglnia fa4ni lis .sy u washing "a. i.
in irons. .ccording to order, II be hero SON.
Secretary Wells expresses himself n favor q
We hsve the highss. authority fnr say ng III ~
not enc Government in Europe has renonstrAted
against the closing Of the rebel ports.
4As Worlds Dispstch.I
Thsre ~ no yell auth enticated accounts Of The
movements Of tho rebels in tais vicinity. | ntiI
the 'iovernuent scouts bring in moro decisive
porte, here need be fears 0f direct attack on
Washington. The enemies bate les io~n the
river are assuming forWiaable proportions. and
1t they succeed closing the navigation Of the
P.;omsc, il viii be bard /. prevent them from
cruising into Maryland
The report Of .hs death " Butler, late Repre-
sentative in Congress from Virginia 10 Incorrect.
1t was his son Who vas wounded At Bull Run,
and died OF iock.jAw. Mr Butler himself, il 10
se'seu Ha'pers Ferry Artenai, On the l8ah Of
APril last.
Sps ial to the Times.
FauikneSs ,iace u imprisonment will bs
changed TO Fort Hamilton, new York. lie viii
not be examined until evidence upon which be
was arrested used to secure the arrest Of others
implicated vi b him.
keconn. is,nce and close observations, Indicate
that the rebels are closing in on our lines. The
city l. full of secession rumJrs to-day. We have
various accounts Of the rapid an near approsch
Of from l7U 00O to 10000 rebels, under eanrc
gard. Lee, John-on and jeff Davis, but all agree
that they ore coming INN d,ately down on Wash-
'ngtoh- Our mhi,ary gentlemen don't seem to DO
alarmed.
The s.Artl,ng s1nsuneemen: made recently, that
England and France d formed n sllia zoe With
the view to combined action on American ~ ,iss.
sas untrue bat the fActs are that three weeks ago
the French Minister Of F reign A6.irs. transmit
Tod . note t. the British Governmt n, proposing
that the Cabiuet come 10 close under. .tsndinx
with respect 70 tho United States. To this note
the English Cabinet sent message asking Tor .
more exylieit statement. Tho reply received vss
= proposition that England should unite with
f'anco fos :he purpose of procuring tho antumnsl
supply Of tobacco AMI cotton from tho United
states. The English loverament then responded
that 1t could enter into no sucn engagement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
NUMBER 20l.
Later 1so0 kusoso.

NBW 0uks 0OH. ~.
Bv the ssesl0es Bss0ss. kussss.s ~ sss 10
soe 1Ffss ss,s. The rspslss Of sns, Fsdessls
oeesdsd - y vas. might have had % sesious
snse. whatever beyond the mere isi'uss.
sh'ah poi,ticSiiy ~as u greater c.Ds~ aSsncs
than y ssr IN mi,it.sy s~b.- but Tor the
c'.yrsesi0i ,ondues oft. troop. in the rsts~as
on mir ,nsset Gsntres'iit, IL s.em. 10 have
saced IN . c"~srdiy -out a mis- rsois csuss.
tes- s0ic aerh ro.uoaous b. h aytor on the
part OF soldiers | -h,uia have cor :, der, i'm.
Poe''osc hsv- never even AtneDG camp
'o''o~ss'' "en the Ink. Of II. IT, IN their
present state the troo . of The Confcd esalss
sere 10 max narch aceoss the Po.omac.
soovs Washington. the es...l lAl might tall into
their hsods. Dsisy may pl g thss event o..
o. the ranged possibility. ID. North will 70
dOutt recover from the check Hitherto che
has oily faid go ard Ugh. fo~ the Unicns
lhs south hs. .xslaimad. let ~ fight TOR our
rie'is' The North must put her beet men
INTO the battle, or she will inevitably fail be
lore the energy. psraonal hatred end superior
nsht:is pov-rs "fL.r .nis9ontss.
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uove0enl oI rTo1ps.

TxHNroN, N. j.. Aug. 10.
The New Jerssy troops have orders 10 lssve to
morrow 1t o'clock whether the companies are
fu o. not os equipped not. Ii produced D.
little excitement. Tho State satbositiss ars very
active. Ten full companies are now here, soT
ethers coming.
BosroN, Asg. 10.
The order from tho War Department to hasten
troops u the seat Of war 10 being actively respond
I'd II is probable tha. fiTe new regiments will
leave Massachusetts, dnrins the present week.
New Hampshire will snottiy send forward three
new reg imentA. AID battery OF artillery.
MONMOUTH, lLL., Aug. l0.
A desperate f zht occu rred here yesterday .st+r-
noon st the X ce Course jus. north Of the city, in
which Eve nen vera severely hurt, ona, nsmed
sLa e, has suca died Of lis wounds, and aL0thef
Is uot expected 70 live.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The JEFF Davis ii WOsk.

BtwroN, August ~,
The schooner windwssd, froa Turks Island
Aug La. arrived at Holmes Hole on he 18th inst
The Windwsrd wAs captured oy the ie9 DAVIS IN
the 9Th inst The next a.y tho JET DAVIS cap.
tured tho brig santa Cla,s Of Passport losde4 =
v Ii sugar and molassss Tor 'ost"n. .oe % ~
iIavi, the, put on hoard No Windward - men.
takan from various vessels pre-. ioUsly csptu ed,
and let ~ the bark Alvarud., ON C.Ps Town
fur pos on, also CO. .turel By the JEFF Davis.
Ngw YORK, August 10.
There are row forty eighI RcSilnents forming -
this city. Full snd incomplsts Regimen,s VIII
deubtiess be forwarded AZ rap.fiy ~ possible
PstLApvLPBIA, August ~,
III 70 ere now thirty-cne Skeleton hegimenfsin IN
this city. rhl.deiphia w,.i be aois " sena sn
a,mv of nine OF ten t00ustnd men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

LII PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
"A nurchsss four peom,ssosy notes given BY ~ to
iraeiy : Pits, Of buG.lo. new York, 90 the Esd
dsv u AueuM, 1870. One foe the sum d Sl.1,
due Mach let, lssl oss Tor $iis, due March
is issl on: for slSs. o.; s,;, F.s.u., o. March
March ist. 1864, - the consideration for which
these notes we're given has entirely failed and "
shall contest ther collection.
SAMUEL HARTZEL,
MARTIN KNUUSI,
aela-dtn JkkAAlAH KAOUaE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
LATEST NEWS
BIZ the A0ils.
BIRDS POINT CORRESPONDENCE.
The Iowa ed On thG Move.

BIRDS POINT CORRESPONDENCE.
The Iowa ed On thC Move.
CAMe LysN. BIaD's PoIs:r. No
Aug. 40 o'cL OF, p n
EDs DEMoCaAr IL have . moments ., are
time to state that, sbout 4 o'clock this after
noon, We received orders to strike our tents
sod move inside the trenches. sbost halt
mile from where vs sncswped.
We had just got things settled and we're get
ting ssppss, when On order came to strike
'so's second time and prepare for marching.
We are nov packed and ready 10 move ~ .
momeDt's notice. bear We are going to St
Louis from tere. bu: where next do not
know. Tns 18th Illinois Regimeot goes With
~. and. hssr, tvo rsginsn.s from Cairo.
We took three Of Pillov's seouts sstsrdsv.
hAvs sos time 70 write sry more nov. boil
wil keep you posted 10 regard TO our move
o1ents. DAvESr RT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
L. Claire Towsshsp Coavestsos.
L. Clam AnO,ant IT

L. CLAlsE. August II.
Tha Dsmoerats Of LsCIs,Pe Tow nsh,p ssssm.
blsd 10 ssaeus today. sod organized BY elect.
isg L. Fl. Dsvsnpsss chairman. and Z. n.
Burnett Secretary.
o. motion the feiIevipg Delsgstss we're
sbosss to sstsod the County Convention
Laurel Sommsrs. David lstonsbrsaksr, L.
". Bsrnsts. 7. ". Treat. Wm J4m,ssoo. E
H. Dyer. Len. Psrkhvrst. " n. Soi.ss. G. r.
Dseey. Tho@ss King. Henry MeCssty. A. H.
Davenport. Thomss James. James Gamble. A.
J. JA@is'on.
After which the following resolutions we're
uuanimousiy adopted
Rss.Ived. That the Democratic Il Ls Claire
Township ere nov. % they ever have beer. The
frisnds Of the Constitution, the Union and the
enforcement Of the isws sscord,sg to the de
oisiuns Of The courts
Received, That " believe With Andrew
Jscteon vhso hs seid ''ths Cec slisution can.
not b. nsistaiosd nor the Un,oo preserved in
opposition 10 public ssntimsot, ~ ths mere
exsrt,o6 Of the coercion powe oonfdsd .
ths General GavcrInent -,hs foundation
msst Be laid IN the sfto'iuss Of the peopls-io
the s~sosi,y IL gives to life. liberty. character
and property In every quarter ot the oOuOtry.
sod in the psternal auschmeDt whic" the oisi-
zsas OF the several States have TO one another.
- men. bsrs Of one political family. mutually
contributing TO promote the happiness Of each
ethsr.
Hest!osd That with the late Senator Doug.
ias - Lsile " tina. war 10 die unioo, var is
hoai and sttrusi separation, thsrsfors ws sLsl
continue 20 use every lawful N saua I" effect
that which is SO much ~ .d~d by every inter
est Of She country. peace; as It 10 10 peace. and
pc ca only. thaI The people can 10 saved from
osbkruptcy and rum.
Assolued hat we cordially endorse the tick
q nemlnsted st dee nosnes % the 34sh uA.,
and our Delegates ere hereby inssresssd 70
cote lSr sush Dsiseasss o. shs Cooesy O'osso.
sios. md ouch only - ere II favor of rs,ifyiue
ssid ticket whsa they ssssnd the Convention
% the 2jIh inst.
% motion il vas ordered that the psocs~d.
inEs be published in the Davenport DANoosAr
And Nsws.
Oa sosi on adjuurn~d.
A. Il. DAvsxrosr, Cha irmAn.
J.W. BuaNErT. Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
IMPORTANT EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ROHCnTAN

F.RrHER PoIHr Aug. l8.
Tho London Ercs has . bitter saFea stic article
n The bst,ls at bulls Run. 1t Gays doubts must
now arise th 1T the Southern nut as bee too hard
TO crack, and fear that the quest,on o. ockade
III America may insolve England In difficult com
Piica' ion.
On the last days session Of Parliament, Lord
Palnerston expressed his views, and said if the
b'ockadlng d set should allow any vessel to enter
any blocked pot, pay ing duties, from that ms
meat the bio kade a. raisAd heli,gerehs may
seal aps port, bat when he lets = single vssss,
IN, hia right 10 gone.
An Anonymous advertisement appears in the
Liverpool Poet fos shilling testimonial - Beau,
regard
len bre sok hss won the Brighton stakes.
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.llflce.
1. BOILERS AND ENGINES OF

THE HULL, BOILERS AND ENGINES OF
i the s,e..l DO Grey Ea;e, as she now lies III
The riyer, opposite Reeh l-l-nd, will be sold 70
the highest bidder, on Ssptemoe oer 81, 1871, in
front Vi J. II. Langley 4 Cos warehouse, Rock
Island. Terms as toiiows: One-third lash bal
auce in thrse and six munths--arproved security.
0alcns, Dubuque Dunl-ith 4 M.nnes.t. Packet
Co. O.lN Smith, President.
apl9-dtl
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A 6atile Near Cau,Ou and 4 Victory BY
the Federal I s0ops.

QuIx0sY, ILL.,, Aug. II.
lspecial to the Chicago T,mes
On "wednesday evening body OF 450 Federal
troops under Col. Wood ward, left U.nton, Mo. for
the purpose of reinforcing Col Moore. who va 3
supposed to be in .rit,cal situation with his CON
mani.
body Of rebels, Numbering 100, mostly mount
ed, learning The approach OF the Unioa forres,
composed chiefly Of iniantry, immediately started
to give theu battle.
A young lsly IN the neigh borbood Of the re bel
en- 7ainpmeua. knowing 10 relative pu,t . ut the
two parties, nouutcd horse aud proceed d with
al poss be spec III advance Of the rebe forces t.
sdvie Iol Wood ward # the move i. cot Of lt,
rebels.
This enabled Co. WOODWARD . chose lis po-
s.tinn anl meet the enemy Il advantage.
The Feiera troops cs.e.ved their fire ill the
rebels were within slior llusk.t Iarge, ven they
itcd, putting the rebels to Iii ,a; Ia us cosin. the
action.
The rebel loss was fifty killed, aud ninety
Woaude,i.
Tao Federal troops took fifty prisoners, among
whom was hon a 4 Naltham, menDer OF the
Missouri Legislature from Lewis county.
Afts' the retreat OF toe rebels, the Union troops
picked up 80 muskets and ~ hats, showing the
rout to have been Sudden and Complete.
The rebels were reiniU iUreed w SO men directly
Atte the action, but did not venture to renew th
engah ahement.
FROM ~ Lo"ie
ST. LorIs, Aug Is.
Especial to tho Chicago Tribune
A man arr,yed here this morning from War
saw, states that the State forces nndsr McCul-
ioch, WHO were supposed to be a. Springfield. had
arrived at Warsaw. and were marching upon Jsi
fersou City, His sta iement, however, is not be-
neved tho State troops we're left, 1t is thought,
in too Crippled condition to attempt any forward
movement.
Troops have be On constantly arriving to-day on
the Ohio 4 Mississippi and Tsrre Hluts Rail-
roads.
About 80 wounded soldiers from the fight st
Sprin field are now in town, and are now receiv-
ing the kindest attention.
Tho sficiai report Of the Commander Of the 1t
Iowa Reg lment, gives the nun Der killed 10 his
command At thirteen and fifty -four wound
cd and missing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

DAN RICs's RalxocsROs DsowNED.
When near lACrosse, D.n Rics's steamer
coilidsd With smother boat BY Which nssss
the cage containing the eele. rated tssinsd
Rhinossros vas knocked overheard end The
animal drowned. Dan had rsfsssd &c, 900
TOR hia net
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Notice

rs HEREBY CINE THAT IN ACCORDNCk
1 with the requirements Of the Post Office re-
par,ment, persons havirg any OF the old style En-.
velopes can ex,hanxe them for the new style for
the period of six Gays from The date OF this no
ceived .. this U0ee in pa, nent Of p. stage.
August Is. 1861.
a9i5-w- t4d0t1 9. h. ELDRIOE, X. n.
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Notice 90 CITY Tax.Pmyev.

Notice 80 city TaxP"yeu.
The taxes fos the year 1851 ars nov due, and
shs books are in my hands for o-llection. A. they
are very mu,h reduced sine last yoAr. il 10 to b
hoped thst sll owing taxes will be prompt In pay.
mont And uolsss paid within tses"ty days from
this dat. your property will be subject to levy and
sale for smount Of aid tax.
y. 5. AcNEIL, City Aarshal.
0AvsxPoRT, August l, lssl.- ags-sw
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Notice.

vIsHE UNDERSIGNEn, BEING DESTROYS
] Of settling his business affairs as soon as POS
sibIe, requests all pr rsons having accounts With
him 70 sail aud stitle imm msdiately.
ne can b. found for the present ct the sfice Of
Robert Simssou, Esq over tho old Variety Store,
o. rnsr ok ~ and bsady streets.
HENRY H. SMITH.
Davenport, August u, lo6l. augl6-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

A W1E BEArER.-Michael Flag0ey
vas very drunk on Sunday. s'd b'ssms very
scur tsmpeled. His wife expostaistsd. aud
Michel becoming angry con msnosd ossting
hss. which amusement he INDUCED In for .
psrio! Of twenty -four hours. OF until ysstsr-
ls- noon. when he wound up by reducing
her to jelly. Deputy Sheriff A"dsssssn ~.
rested Michsel snd locked him up 10 jsil.
He has earned about three years solitary
confinement by this jok.
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~. SCk.
aDO<1Dh .NI.cOM

WISHES TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
- the punilo generally that ne has Resumed
t'.-iness the south side VI Third b.tw con Main
ana '.raiy trees first a,ore from brady wh 70 ne
VII keep constantly on hand good sssoi tlnent of
GlO gUs, caN>l.nEUlN vESGoNGS
which he viii mabe up TO order. Also small lot
+ CLOIIilAG which he will ssli ~ cusL. Cen
tiolnens own L,ates.l nas 10 up 10 order. I.A i3G
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TO-DAY'S rs.
~ OFT COU.eTf
PARK ASSOCIATION.

ON SATUn DAY. \ &c. -, 1891.
THE ABOVE ASSOCIATION WILL OFFER
1 three Purses 10 DO troted fos over their re,k.
Twenty Fivc Dollars
TO the Horse showing best time, open to oil, best
) IN 3, three more u mako : Asid.
E.ftssM DOilD.O
For Hosses which have never shovsd three uin.
atss in pablo Beet 3 il J.
TEN DOLLARS
To Homo trotting searest y Sl minutes. Five =
more TO make field.
Entrance 10 per cent, iho money tO be deposited
IN the Secretary. hands before noon Of the day el
the trot. Horses start at 3"closk N. prec,ssly.
Conf rtable seats have bsun erected upon the
rOnnds.
- Admission venty fvs csp's
During tho afternoon the Booths 70 BE- usol
during thf ir will be sold n Auction
Davenport Aug. 20.
GEO X. WEST, Sscy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

The Iowa Frat Regiment is nov 10
st. Louie, whore they expect 70 BE- paid on and
discharged. A large nunbsr Of the troops
viIl rs.snlist
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

ARErvsD.-W.d .dow Foster arrived home
from 81. Louie % ssod.y. bringing sloog bsr
con vAo isssrtsd from Capt Ls.Isrs sonps.
ny. She olas med him on writ VI hsssss cor.
pus. - hsss'0lore stated.
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War Items from 81. Louis.

W8f ltem6 tom Sue LOuJS.
ST. Louis. Aug. IS
The First Iowa Regtm mt arrived here last nign {
from kolls. 1t is understood they will be paid Of
lore. larxe lumber Of them sxprers their de
teSmina ton 20 re-enlist.
The First Missouri Regiment went into the late
action With 72O men, Of which number u were
killed, 2iS wounded, (63 severely and u missing
..bcut one bird oi the wounded OF this regiment
left the hospital NJ Springfield, aud arc nov rfis
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NtaSO(Nlats

tEis day dissolved by IN uiusl consent Mr.. X.
Krouse assume. Ill the debts Of the concern, and
,skes oil its assets, and is authorised TO settle oil
its accounts.
DAvsNPoxr, Iowa, August II, 1871.
CO RAD b KROUSE.
.olQ-2vd1 ROBERT kkOUSE.
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Boar TCArsIZ4D.--Last evening abont
half past seven . canoe containing two s"Aii
boys. esy sized nssr Harrison street. The boys
we're rescued Ly some men that were In . Hat
hOAt.