Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

wouldn't go,-,hey might get hurt! and
returned to town, causing considerable
merIiment among the citizens, and NOR
t ficstion to the semi volunteers.
Yours truly
BURTIs House..
KENTUCKY STANDS FIan-The,e il
no longer any kind Of doubt IS to the
result Of the late election in Kentucky.
1t has gone for the Union BY . majority
which even surpasses the expectations
Of the most sanguine. 1t will be 40 ex.
traordinary effort indeed, on the part OF
the seced .rs, that will cause change OF
sympathy in their favor. 1t is said 81
Mr.. Breckinridge that he declared thai
if Kentucky gave her voice for the
Union that be would resign his seat in
the Senate Of the United States. II he
did say SO it is evident that bis chance
for resgning are perfectly sound. Will
he do it?
Mrs. PATTERSON GIVES UP HER CASE.
-" Malakoff" writes from Paris that
Mrs. Bonaparte Patterson, whose case
has been decided against her q second
time, with certain degree Of brutal-
,,y In the terms Of the Judgment, has
decided not to a; peal to the Court 81
Cessation. as she is satisfied that she
canuot obtain Justice, and is unwilling
longer to bear the attacks against her
character, which each pleading brings
out. She has taken passage home in
the Fulton, which was to sail for New
York on the 23d ult.
FEMALE CAyALKY.-A cavalry COM
pany, composed of young ladies, has
recently been formed at Pittsfeld,
Macs, under the name of Obi Vernon
Phalanx." Miss Pinkie Pomeroy is
the c. plain, and Miss Anna Kipp Is the
Lieutenant.
DON'r LIKE IT.-The German press
is particularly severe on Secretary Cam
eron for issuing an order against the
enlistment of foreigners who do no,
speak the English language. Our
Teutonic friends look upon this as being
very uniriendly aud that the order and
the Secretary both should be squelc he'd.
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War THEY RAISE IN MlsxxsorA.-
The army correspondent Ut The st Paul
Pioneer, relates the following inciden,
which occurred during the trip of the
Minnesota LIST Regiment to Washing
ton
At little town in Ohio, very se1 ate
and religious looking man approa ched
the car containing Capt. Acker's CON-
pany, and held the following conversa
'i.n with aS,. Paul boy. usually known
as "Stat,eting or Bogus Bill"
"Where do You come from, sirs'
asked the man With the white cravxt.
"F r ON Min in-ne-ne.sota, SIR"
Seda'e gentleman - "Ah, indeed I!
That's very hard country to I've in,
isn'tit? What do YOU raise generally 2"
Bogus H'll-"We-we gen.ner-ral-l,
70 raise hell!"
WELL Pur.-Whlle one Of the chap
la'us Of the army was repeating this
line Of the Lords prayer, ''Give Ne this
day orr daily brcad"-a colder added
With . loud voice-ssfreeh."
Pastry PAIN TALk.-A German pa
per in an article on the great panic tina,
orftl our army, says very strongly that
I'VE had an army Of Lions comm anded
by Jackasses."
observation-disclosures L. Fisher de.
cl,nes the nomination rendered hum BY
the bogus Maho"y Convention.
tbs HONE insurance COMPANY
Or NEW YoaE.
CASH CAPa1AL, OK MlIlIon DorIAns.
CASH Asssss. 81 ,Ass 1904
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Noatce - Gay Tax-Rayen.
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he booksass in ~ hands fsr c.llsctioa. A. thsv
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