Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26

take in judgment. and If they are TO be G.
sured for it, 10 man will take upon himse
, the duty.
The society did the fair thing by offerir
to each horse premium Of s75. which the
both we'll deserved with that their Owner
should be con,eD. !; and the champions
each may settle the controversy at q futur
period.
The NfIITAEY.
At precisely one o'clock the 31st regime enl
from Camp Heron. entered the grounds. IN
der comu and of Il. Col Galligan. The sol
disrs at Camp McC elan, Capt. Lttler CON
| manding, marched in soon after, one th Cusan,
-,rcng. Both bsttalions took position on th
space inside the track, and there rested witt.
out breaking ranks CAPT. Littl4t's eommant
was handsomely uniformed and carefully drill
| ed and between heats on the course, per
formed eeveral handsome evolutions, which
contributed an attraction rot mentioned il
| the programme, but which was highly sp
prec;ated. The behavior Of the men wac an
| honorable contrast to that OF a regiment tha
was invited INTO the grounds on q similar occa
elon last year. The members OF 9th bat
tsilions ehowed Themselves botn gentlemen
and soldiers.
C,MHITTEEs
The committees in the different departments
have nearly all made out their reports, and
the entire work OF making awards will be
closed this morning
THE PREMIUMS
will be declared and paid in cash this afterno )n
at the iu1ge's stand. All Interested should be
present aud take their money.
GREAT TRor OF THE FAIR.
The 5000 purse is to be AWARDED this morn
ing, the ir al for superiority in good qualiiies
TO commerce at ten O'Clock in the morning
There are soms seven or eight entries, and
the trothng will be Of most exciting char
acter. Tom IIyer ani Bashau will TAX this
OPPORTUNITY to settle the question ss TO which
is really the fastest horse in the State, Let
the friends OF both turn out and see the las
contes: of the Feason.
AUCTIoN SALE CT SWINE.
Mr J. 4. Green offers for sale this day at
noon, at auction, two splendid white Chester
hoss. also lle Magte. This il tue time to
bay.
EuNHISG FACE TODAY.
This afternoon there viii be a running .d &c,
mile beats beet Two ia three. For this race
there are LuQiSer Of entries, and much fun is |
al cipa;sti.
A C1MPRo1IsE.
W are inicrnl. that the owners Of the |
cortes sting horses. B-shaw AID Tom H,or,
have srcen'ed The Society," liberal offsr +. $ |
purse OF So to each il rse and declared Vi. |
race an even thing. Tha is sensibs way OF
.e:tli. : l.. II ubIe, al wiz give ye:y gene
%! satisfaction.
TIE exercises open this mora;a4 a. II |
1'cloc. vita be u.,st spi sHiii exhibition of |
he Fair. The .ast trial between Tom Hye, |
.ad as'aw il 20 axe place, a:'I tie i,retn.usn
If 5000 70 y. awarded.
EpITohs At THE FaIn.-On the re-
aoitet,' =tarI, yss'e'lay. We noticed come
s,ni, or ;.ic.l q .he fraternity. ea4oog them |
hr !.A,f2.... Of he pio9man. Mr. >laJe Of
he True Eiue Dritoa. Sir. ihe ,iIosen, OF th.
Eriage Gazsne Col. Noyes, Ct the Hcpsie |
Vat NJ Gfif It, q the UyneSt Larger, Mr
surr. Of the Dorm Ilsi ht, ahd several ott ess |
Who were known ou.v 20 the marshals, wi o
instructed tie usher to admit then to he
,aud. We trust they VII make th.rnsel es
t home duri g heir ssite to the fair grounds.
The TWENTIETH REGIMENT on TIE
iARcH From private letter, " understand
hat this regiment was at Lebanon on Sa,ur
sy last. en- route for SPRING field, which place
hey have no doubt reached ere this The
writer says the boys were pretty we'll wor,
ut, ard it was impossible for many Of then
0 keep up The regiment is in Gen. Her
on = Brigade. which consiets of the leth aad
9th Iowa, lob Wisconsin, and cath Illinois
en. Heron is with the Brigade.
WHISTLER is opening a splendid as
o,tuenr OF mernoa, delaines, woolen soodr,
nd other winter comforts. Make your pur-
hases before another rise takes place.
JEWISH HoLYDAY.-Ye esterday was
he Jewish New Years Day, being. according
o their Ceiander. the year 1923 1t was very
generally observed IN this city.
TUE Soldiers AID Society will meet
70 saturday afternoon. at O'clock. at the
christian Chapel.
SEC Sol. AID SOCIETY,"
Buy your Boots and Shoes at Child's
Cos. 90 Brady street. A large lot Of SOL
iler- long leg cavalry AID heavy Calf Boots,
ust received
WARE1SeR's stock OF boots and shoes |
. unsurpassed by any in the city. Give him
! call before purchasing elsewhere. First
door above the Pos Office
ATTENTION OFFIcERs.-For a choice
uniform cali at Cones. corner Brady !
and Second streets
MILITARY MEN A1TsNrIoN.-N YOU
wish for Uniform and full equipments call
on F. Z. Erekine, Nichoiis Block.
SOLDIERS Bounty Warrants taken at
par for Liquor at J. G. CosKuSs,
No 6, Front s,reet. Dear Brady.
If you want good Boots and Shoes,
at the lowest prices go to WARMERS 46 Brady
street. first door above the Post Office.
Our editorial force all attended the