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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
!, NJ. Els offered ii. following. which v.s

~. Eie onSre0 the JoIIoWloes which VS.
adopted: ..-.e. .....s..- -,..' !.
NsrasAa. We believe that soldiers In camp
very { tqueotly squsnder their q onthly pay
With the 9utlsrs end others. leaving their
fsaidss and those dspesdspt On then without
mssns Of suppsss; Amp. vHsaEAs, the allos.
ssent sysesm adopted 10 the Easters etates
bee vseksd sdvastsgsoasly isFsmsdyisg tbis
evil Therefore, BE- It <18 sft4
Rssolsed. That tbs Govsrpef Of this State 10
hereby requested 70 sppoiot three Commis-
sioosrs. vho shsll serv. without p.y or emolu.
mspt. their travelling expense only being al-
loved. whose DEFY Il she'll bs 70 visie. fsse sas
regiment OF regiments being rais-d. and after
wards those in the fis.d. for the purnoss in
sugurating an allotment system for Iowa
trocps. f - - - -
Re- olved, That the Cle,k Of the Beard be 10.
sssucted to forward copy Of these resolutions
to the Governor.
On motion adjourned, si,ss de.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
81 July sOsh. 1852.
Board met pursuant to call, Wednssday,
July soth. 1852. At 2 o'clock. p. N. President
in the Chsir.
Pssssnt-Msssrs. Collins. French. Cook.
Blood, Olshaussn and smith.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
The Sspseiutsndsas presented . report. in
which be recommends Misses Fannie G. Alvord
snd Emma Moore for the vacancies in the list
Of Teachers. The Superintendent alse recon.
msods Florence Bennett. Maggie Rowss. Em.
ua Mack. Belle Bennett. Mary Hiddlsses.
Sarah Ysntis, Andrew Jackson and Frederick
Cheney for admission into the High School.
they having answered correctly the average
per cent. Of questions proposed on examination.
On motion Of Mr.. Ceok, the Teachers thus
rseomm ended we're elected, the former ct .
sslary If $26 per month. the latter At $40.
o. motion Of Mr.. French, tho eight named
applicants for the High School we're sdmitted.
SP. Ottereon. JAnitor Of School No. 2. pc.
'itioned that lis salary Of SIS per mouth be
increased to 5000 per annum. which petition
vas, on motion Of Mr.. Cook, laid upon the
table.
Mr. Smith offered the folio wing, which was
adopted:
WHsaEAs. Sundry repairs are necessarily 10
be made about the premises Of School Dstrict
City OF Davenport. especially At Nos. 8, 4 and
6. Therefore. BE- it
Resolvsd. That the Committee on Rspairs
be authorized to take miDute review Ut said
premises. and cause such repairs to be made
| % they msy deem exped'ent.
The following bills we're allowed aud or.
dersd paid:
Bsiierbeck / Miller, for Bsooms and Nails.9 3 95
VIM. Vnndergee, for Carpenter Work at No 5 86 II
d. Langmaek, for repairing Clock at No. s.. IS
u, Goodwin, for Paintsnx Black Board At
NO. 4. l.4V
H. Paulsen. for Repairing Clocks At Nos. 8
and T.. - ~
". Aehrens, for Erecting Fence at No. D.. 375
w. L. Cook, in lieu of Order No 75........ 500
On motion adjourned, sine die.
Orro SMITH. Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
MAhlEsS

GREAT 0HoWs
THE FINEST APPOINTED AND STOCKED
MENAGERIE NOW TRAVELLING,
Consisting of
100 BEASTS, BIRDS 4 REPTILES.
al rare, just imported, and collected from the four
quarters Of the globe.
THE WONDERFULLY ASTICELEPHANTS,
that Dance, Climb,and 70 invert their bodies ~
to
Stand on Their Heads.
are included in this collection, - are the
PxavoRxlNG Lions, TrGRRs, Ls0PAfDs, PAM
fBERs, AC.,
that have been trained and subjected, and will be
performed under the auspices Of the
Celebrated Lion King, Langworthy.
Incorporated with the Grand show,is
SUPERIOR CIRCUS TROUPE,
Who have been engaged for their superior ability.
Among the prominent 10
JAMES MELviLLE,
Tie Ionpiow Bare Back Amstraladn E4sesers0n,s
rider who
Defes The World 70 E1cel Him )" . Daring Act
The following disting uisheA artists have bssa
secured:
MRS. LOUISE MELVILLE,
GEO sIoMAN.
WV. WATERMAN,
The DELAVANTA BROTHERS,
WILLIAM KlNCADE,
MASTERS FRANK + SAMMY.
Together with numerous auxiliaYies
The public can 6ud . detailed list Of our attrae-
tions 10 the pamphlets and bills, TO which their
special attention IL directed.
VIM exhibit at Davenport on G1l
Friday, August sth, 1862. ess.f.
Opsn at and p. n.
I Admission x5 cents. No half price. Reserved
seats - cents, children Is cents. -.
Will also bs ~ Lyons, August 9th, ,LeCaaire, 5sa
and Rock Island 9Th. .sf
jly29 EM AiN' I8h-- esS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

Tns Continental, 5ecasity, Loriliard
and Metropolitan Fire Isepranes Compauiss, of
New York. and ths New Eogland and Marine,
Of Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying sock
Companies. Robert simpson, agent, eouth-
east corner Second and Brady -streets.
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MvEnsfTEnS.
AHrsvxD, Thurdsy, JAY 81.

ls# AnRNKD, Ihu1day, ssaly 81.
JAMES MANS, ST. Louis.
Pr .siHA, Hs11, Sc. Paul.
Jusrm NwrslLsJ Aossisos, Kso1uk.
But Hsxsnasos, Rhoass, Dnbuqus.
4s7 D1rA1r1D. a
JAMn NGANs, Dubsqus.
JENNIE NMs1LR, Morrisoo, KeOkuk.
AD HIks, (!alt, Dubuque.
PE1ylHA, Hill, St. Louis. E H
*~ s74 BOATS LBAvIK0 TO-DAY.
The Bill Hsudersos, Captain Rhodes, vim a.
part for Dubaque and intsrmediate isndines q !
O'Clock this morning. F4 k7 A3* ns
The mail and passenger packet Ksts Caael,
Captsia Davis, will depart FOR Keoksk and way
points ss o'clock this morning, making cornec.
tons for st. Louis in 80 hours.
The Northern Line packet Denmark, Captain
Disk Gray, Twill depart for St. Paul snd wsy roints
to-day. Passengers and shippers will And this
superb craft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
From Boston.

BO0FoN, July 80.
The military prisoners It Fort Warren viii Be
taken Soath to-norfow 70 be exchanged for Fed
sral olosrs and soldiers BY virtue Of q agreement
recently made They will embark upon the str.
Oossn Qasen for New Orleans, which vii Il, d
them q ssms point o. Js0ss river. Among the
t.Ii t "a sone y 60 or 70 other .acsrs. The whole
number Of rank and Ale il about 200.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY Cargo insurane
% Lakes and Rivers may at oil times be OBJ
tained st tns agency Of the Etns Iosurance
Companv. Tariff Of rates. - established by
,hs Bosrd Of Lake Underwrstsss. may be seen
BY calling on H.R. HosyHAN. Art
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
From st. Louis.

ST. Louis, July 80.
The Iron Mountain Railroad Company donated
$500 TO each new Regiment now orgs nising in the
State, and ordered the dismissal OF any employee
Who has invoked the protection Of any foreign
Government 70 avoid military duty.
Joha 8. Phelps, newly appointed military Gov
ernor Of Arkansas arrived tonight.
II 10 uuds:stood that Gen. Curtis won't lssve ct
present, but remain to frustsate plan Of the re-
bells under rriee and Hindman. whose policy iu
their new campaiyn in Arkansas and Missouri, 10
saia to be extermiaation Of the Union men snd
property Whenever found.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

CoRREcr1oN.-Io justice to Mr.. Riepe
ws would cay that Aiss McKsDzis sss not In
his bathing houss when che came near drown
log, bat wss outside Of It. The water in The
house 10 not over four and . half feet deep.
and - there 10 40 experienced attendant, There
10 no possible danger.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

A NAN 25 years old, may, for ffty
cents week. secure policy in the Equitabis
Life Assurance Society. paying dividends oil
tue time. and providing for bis old sgs $1,000
when 80 years old, and for bic family $1,000
st bic death II he die sooner. W, +. Ross.
AGENT wiz ~ % fs
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From Memphis.
AE1fTMs, July -.

Evseythiag = quiet hsre.
General Mcdowell has resigned his position .
. membsr Of the property commission under the
oon6scasion aot.
The pl - taken by Captain J. Davis ard Cap
has not yst besn made public By General Shsr-
man. .448N
No Federal officers working % foFti6cstions ars
% nay for baing st large without proper passes.
Lewis Truthop was arrested yesterday, charged
with being . rebel spy. 40 wse former fesidsns
OF Memphis and hsld commissinn - Lieutenant
Il Tennsssss. HS retornsd here some days ago
9ud fesignsd bis pdsisi<n.
0eusesl Shse.san has served . sseon0sndation
"a the Commoe Couneil 70 asssss taxss % ply for
e1us peiss fssss for The psStsstios Of the city in
-Asrsse over aad shove ~ ProSeet Gsasd. The
Cona Council decided 70 rsiss ~ present fosss
fsun 68 o 100, tie funds TO b raised by tax on
aaleous and poll tsxss, aad sosh house suspeetsd
e heine seWdy heasa, 50 esats eaeh. '9,ia
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
War Meeting.

8E MiLwAUKBB, July 81.
The great 5tats war NEE ing being held here
to-day Il without pasallel in history Of the State
Il IL estimated that 5O. 900 people are in attend
ance. Railroads AL over the State are free TO-
day. Busissss sntirely suspsnded. Owen Love-
Joy and other distinguishsd spsskers have ~
rived. Wiseonsin i eomk klstely aroused and in :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

OvER FIVE hundred different styles oi
prints opening st whlslsrs great New York
store. Goods selling very low to make rsoD
for fall stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

CHOICE FAMILY FLouR.-Mr. r. NJ.
Prsssymsn No. s Burrovs' Block. hss jest
received . coosignusnt Of very choice winter
wheat -four. warranted - Rrst rate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

Now is your time to enlist in crack
company. Capt. D. TORY has opened bic
Office in The room corner Perry and Third sts..
under the UazsNe Office. Read his advertise.
msnt and notice particularly tie inducemsnt
he offsre.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
FLORENCE SEWING sAcHsSEs.

T@H1S MACHINE 1AKBS !OUk UIFF ~. y
ssikoAes. - fuds The cloth either nghs e
-. =. eh. ooe,ator nsy desire. II ssws vsry
rspid. IL sssS Il opssssioa ssd slnost noi:slse..
I. (: nv protected by letters pateat, eAA eesA
Sechsns varrontsd - Tie purchaeee.
I'M thoss dsslsisg . fsss eiase fsniH seewinei
neehine will b richly repaid y q ssa4anetAea
q IL nssits.
0snse q pssdy ~ = sess DasasYs3sss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

Me-. CHANNoN, the we'll known build
or, hss returned to Davenport and resumed
business in bic old quarters. Post Office Alley.
HE old customers aud friends ere invited to
call on him and leave their orders. He guar.
antsss al his work TO Be satisfactory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

AN EXCELLENT MovE.-The resolu.
ton passed by the Board of Supervisors at
their special meeting yesterday. requesting
the Governor to appoint three commissioners
to visit the Iowa Regiments snd secure an
allotment Of portion Of the pay Of The SOL
disrs to their families, is > movein the right
direction. As the matter now stands . very
large portion Of the pay Of the soldier goes to
the suttlsr.or is gamblsd or worse than thrown
away. With the government and county
bounty, and the advance pay Of one month,
the volunteer soldier from old Scott will have
over one hundred dollars to start upon. Three
fourths Of this should be given to the wife and
children for their support. or il . single man
to the needy parents. We tru.t that the Gov.
srnor will not delay day in appointing this
Commission.
THERE will be meeting of the La
dies soldiers' Aid Society this afternoon st
o'clock. at the Christian Chapel.
SEc. Sol. AID SooIErY.
The HONE Insurance Company, Of
New York. has a cash capital Of one million
dollare, and . surplus, % per last staten ent OF
$32i268.OS. making to,ai cash assets of
*l52l268 Oe. the liabilities heing $55OSO AZ
W. F. Ross, Agent, Metropolitan Building.
TaE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company is one of the Oldest and beet life
Companies in this country. The same cash
investment will procure . policy for twice
The amount given BY many ether companies.
Robert Sio.psen, agent. -,
LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of I'd
snd Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brswsd for nursing IL.
dies and invalids
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Chicago Aarkes.

CHICAGO Aarket.
CHICAGO, July 80.
FLouR.-140O0450
WHEAT. = Sates st 9l004c.
CoRN.-7S0 g3ie.
OATs. tO1c N store.
RYB.-zO 10 store.
BuErsR-0@lOXc.
keas-3X@4-pecker's count.
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RECRUITING TouR.-Our much es.
tssmsd and patriotic young faisnd, Dolpbus
Tory. starts out this morning on . trip
through the country for the purpose Of recruit
ing vyluptssrs for the new rsgimsnts. He is
. young man Of energy and military expert
encs. sod though ost kpewn in the rural die.
tricts. 10 entitled to the confidence and reepect
Of oil be may meet. We hope he will End
volunteer plenty, and return with foil esm.
pany,
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THE MARKETS.
davenport Alarke,..--Daily Report.

ORHICs or rHB DRN + Ngwo,l
ThursdAy Eve, July 81.
No change in quotations.
fL0UR- We quote ct S4.4094.So.
WHEAT - No. 70075c. Prime SOC.
BARLEY.-Nomiaal at 40 cents.
C0Rx-12@l3c.
OArs--1s02Oc. @ftf
W0oL-25@4oe. Receipts Ga lbs.
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Fson New YOvk.

NBw Yo1K, Jsly 81.
The Hsrald's Harrison Landing correspondence
Of Ju,y 2ysh ssys:
Last evening the picksts Of Averill's brigade
while stationed on the New Market read. near st.
Asry'e Church. were surprised BY two dcsertsrs
from the enemy coming in. Both Of the deser:ers
arc New Yorkers. These men we're Of the 10th
Virginia cavalry. One MAS captured from our
army during the recent bat,les, and in order to OBJ
tain chance to escape, took the rebel oath and
enlisted in the above named regiment. They re
port that the rebels st the fight 1t Melvin Hill
we're panic stricken asd rstreated to Richmond
They could not bs rallied. That 10 the reason tor
theft not following our troops.
The Post says sh It tho streets are filed Nth
news Of fighting on the Peninsula, but they are
Improbable. ~
The government has taken four vessels to day
to 60 the James river for the conveyance Of sick
and wounded soldiers, Of whom there are koow u
to be 5000 in the neighborhood. Other vessel,
would have been sent II they had been found suit
able.
!. The New York enlistment committee have re-
turned from Washington. They had interviews
with the President, Secretary Of War and Gene
ral halleok on the subject Of facilitating enlist
ments in the old regiments. Their sIg se.tions
were received favorsbIy, and the matter was left
in the hands Of Genera Hallcck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

GaEAr INDUCEMENTS sOrrERED.--Capt.
8. A. Wsinvria hs. Of The 18th infantry. 10 OF.
fesiog great inducements for p%rsons to enlist
ia this branch Of the service. Upon being 80.
espted he recruit will receive one months pay
in advasss. e9s bsouty from the govs'nnsst.
and whatever bounty the county may decide
upon offering. Capt ". alss pays - = any
psrsoo prsssntiog recruit for enlistmeot. and
II the recruit presents Aimself hs receives the
money. Nov 10 the tiosto secure ee0d posi-.
lion aud : snug little sun Of pocket money.
Read the advertisement al. 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

RESTORATION OF THE RgcRUIrINo
SEavIoE. - Recruiting for regiments already
organised has again commenced h this State.
and Capt. Hendsrshott ADVERTISE this morn
ing for propossls to furnish the rscruits at
Camp Mcclellan With rations. straw and fuel.
We are glad to zee the government making
this attempt to fill up the many skeletons Of
regiments new in the Geld.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
NUMBER 245.
GREAT o
u N z q N OH ous,

- ) IiE::
Tho Modes shew - The Ase,
THE BEST TUMBLERs.
THE MOST SUPERIOR RIDERS.
TIE MOST WONDERFUL CYMNASTa
Tho only show in the world that has
Four Cl0sCMs.
Tho only chow in the United States that b.. a. 2
FOUR FEMALE EQUESTRlENNES.
The only Show in the world that has four tum-
pliers Who perform tho sst0uishinG and periIous
isat Of performing double sonerssult In fsoe
It's the greatest combination Of talent avef con-
grsgated under one pavilion.
We r. RE % All We Advertise.
Among the most prominent may 10 found the
following prominent artists:
GLOWING.
DAN CASTILLO, THs GasAr EUROPEAN Hvuox-
iST, LATE OF AsBLEY's ROYAL AArIlHEATns,
LONDON. st
horses, viii positively appear on each occ. sion, and
open his budget OF fun,and do his utmoet vlease
and not disgust. ("l admire wit without vuigsri-
tyO
hIRAMMARKS, THE GaEAr AMERICAN CLovx,
will llappear and enllven tho arena with his nuass-
Gus Jokes and happy sayings.
TOM. OSBORNE, Tns CxLlsRArED PERFORMING
Clown,
will appear and dispense his songs, stump speeches
+. F. DEFINING. Grssteque Clown .nd general
EQUEsTRIENNEs 4 EQUEsTRIANs.
MISS COLE,
The graceful and daring Equsstrispns, will appear
with her educated horse Jupiter"
MRS. DAN. CASTILLO,
who for beautiful and graceful acts Of horssmsn-
ship has 10 equal.
MISS MARY ANN COOK,
The world renowned cquestrienne-late Of Ast-
ley's Royal Circus London. .t.
MILE. VIRGINIA LEONI,
the Justly celebrated Dan ,euse-late Of fFranconis
hippodrome, Paris. ~
La PETITE MIME,
NILES ORTON,
tho far famed bareback and trick somersault rider,
will appear in his principal acts, and also in his
great Indianapolis and burle quo act entitled
PETE JEN X ms,
("Stop tho animal, had rather work on farm.")
MASTER GEORGE,
who stands usrivaed in his terrific acts Of flying
through the air, dancing upon the headsof 1ipsf-
son on horseback. DC. DC. -,
MIR. GEORGE W. DEHAVEN,
the noted Wild Cana nche rider, in his grcft,two
and four horse acts. -
HIRAM MARKS,
in his celebrated Clowns act. ("Big folks come
to our house, yet the Sheriff was there the other
day.")
Z GYMNASTS AND TUMBLERS.
The world ronownedt HOLLAND FAMILY, con-
ssting OF MIR. John Holland and his three SONG
Masters Johnny, Goorgy and Eddy-will appear in
their unapproachable feats sf Juggling, ,posturing,
Perch Ira. .cZs, DC.
10 TINKHAM,
The best tumbler in merica, v no must be seen TO
be appreciated. And hosts OF other performers
and performances, too numerous to mention.
WILL EXHIBIT At
Davenport ON Thursday, Aug. 11tb.
Doors open at and Z p. n. Admission only rs
cents. Good seats for all No pit! No reserved
seats!
WTcn per cent. of the entire receipts will bs
given TO the Soldiers Aid Society.
~ Positively nothing will be introduced to
mar the feelings Of the most fastidious.
GEO. w. DEliAvEN, Manager.
CHARLIE LORD, Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

CALL 1t Todd's, on Brady street, if
yeu want to get cheap shoes. - his stock must
be closed out,
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New York stock Market.

New YoRK, July 81.
Stocks easer.
Nossy easy at per cent. on call.
Sterling exchange, $t.26.
G. / R. l. 631zo.-
American gold 81 14A.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

BuRoLARY.-Some miserable scamp
took the paddock iron the door that lsads from
the side walk down into Lahruasn's ssllae, O
Thsrsday night and went in for what hs
seuld Icy bic thisvins bsads u. He not bic
labsr ise kh paiss. and tAss ispsstty aSih I'll.
We thaak lin. however,. b. ,so aa
o. The ssms night The Shsw vindsv Of
GAss sheo - Hasrisss Cabsvs eeseed krsse
vss beotss ints anl. 9 pair sf ase seitse sAess
taken thsesfpeo.. L is = b shors1 thas ~
tAisf vill veaf - shoea. AID that they viii
ra,s. .ssss 49, .kis isei sin y cant r.as. -
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From Nashville.

!. NASHVILLE, July ~.
Especial to the Herald
A rebel mail from Chattanooga has been captur-
ed. The letters contain valuable information.
beauregard has resigned and gone to the springs
In Alabama.
Bragg is at vicksburg with 10000 men but is
scarce OF horses. An artillery company from Au-
gusta could not be supplied with no ses or guns.
Parties ate out buying AMI stealing them whersv.
or they can be found.
The rebel letters seized were from Tupelo, Miss,
80 miles south OF Coriuth. The writer's arc antic-
,pating the early re.occupication OF Tennessee by
rebel forces.
The rebels are reported to have evacuated Lbe-
anon With The intention to mass their troops At
given point for . sudden dash on Nashville.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
THE CITY.

THE Governor is expected here to
day. II 10 Supposed he will travel via Clinton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
,TO-DAY'SADVTS.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.

CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
TUST CEIvED ON CONSIGNMENT A
q lot of choice family -four, made from pure &C.
lected white winter wheat, warranted go0d. For
sale By
r. NJ. PRETTYMAN,
No.5 burrows Block.
August 1st, 1852. d8t
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NOTICE.

= ~..e .Atl8 s3
DROPOLALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
i undersigned until the 10th proxino, for fur
n,shing United States troops at Camp Mcclellan
with rations, straw, and fuel.
H. B. HENUERSHOTT,
Capt. SECOND Artillery,
Sup't. V. r. 8.
a01.d3k Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

Coop NRws.-Boots and shoes sell.
log At Cost. Our enterprising merchant. L 8.
Ord way is nov st the EAst mski"g extensive
purehssss of boots and shoss for the fall and
winter trade. Therefore, in order to make
room for that imme nss pile nov on the way.
the balance Of summer goods will be offered
at cost. An early call will secure . bargaio.
Remember the place. No. Is LsClairs Row,
sign Of the big boot. st
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new YORK narxet.

NOW XOTR 00IR09o
Nsv Yo3k, July 81.
FLOUR - Firm. Sales 1T Sl.S515.OO super
State; IS 25@5 IS Extra state; - 95@5.00 Super
Western S5.25a5.45 Common to meiium Extra
W estsrn: s. 80@h.45 common to go.d shipping
Brands extra 4. H. O.
Z WHsAr.-Sales At $l.14@$1.1s Chicago Spring +:
@1.17@$' "a Milwaukee Club; $t.2sQ1l. "a Amber
Iowa, 81 % Winter Red Western; $1.3l@l.S5
Amber Michigan.
delivered.
Wa,nY.-Market dull ;2s@sec.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

PERsoNAL.-Messrs. w. K. Spearing
and Wm. Chambers arrived home frem Cor.
inth yesterday morning. They both Of them
have had nice little tussls with the Tennss
zee Quickstep. Mr.. Chambers being still quite
i'll. They report oil cur towssmen In good
health and spirita The l6th bas been ordered
to Bolivar. s. miles from Coristh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

DIED-At BE rssidenre. d. Gage, Prof. Of
Language in Cornell College. Mornt Vernon.
Iowa. Consumption vas his disease. AZ
scholar. teacher. patriot. citizen and christian.
be had the highest confidence Of ell who knew
him. He died this morning about 2 o'clock
Mt rsrnom Nems.
Many Of our citizens will remember the de-
ceased, Who was formerly . resident Of this
city and man much esteemed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

Sf. Louis, July 20.
FLouR.-Dull ct H76@5 90.
WHEAT. Market heavy, 70@90o.
CoRx. In fair demand At goo.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01

INToLsRALF. - The dust on Perry
Street IL becoming very offeneive to the olfae-
tories Of those residing or doing bu.ins.s on
that thoroughiare. Az most Of the Perry
street people have been badly struck With po>
vsrty-the greater part being engaged in the
printing business-it would be folly to expect
. street sprinkler to visit the locality. Have
70 grin and bear it until Providence sees fit ts
relieve Us.