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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19
JAMES HALSEY.
sTRICTUR r f.

This terrible disease is alarmingfv on the increase
in this country and should be attended to in
for there Is Ro complaint more dangerous, and at
tended with more suffering than this fatal disease
ANY person who has been troubled with venereal
seminal weakness, or any other private disease
should watch very closely for this trouble It's first
symptoms is generally an unpleasant sensation in
the parts sometimes of tickling nature, an uneas-
mess of the mind, an underlined dread Ofsomething
YOU know not what and if not attended to the urine
becomes affected. and then follow all those dreadful
symptoms which often result in a miserable and
disgusting death. But the suffering, before death
eemes to relieve the patient is dreadful; sometimes
plungng the sufferer into that living death-Insan.
ity.
Dr. J. C. YouDg's mode of treatment is a new dis
covery, made within few years BY NJ Rieord of the
French Venereal Hospital; and is sure. safe and
speedy.
All afflicted should call on DR.. Young at once and
they will be sure of permanent cure without an
operation.
p. S.-nr. J. c. Young's Medical Works give a
more detailed account of the above awful disease,
nr. ]. C. Young's Office is at No. ISL Clay street,
opposite the the Portsmouth House, San Francisco,
California.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
Tn consequence of the wide spread celebrity Of Dr.
J. c. Young. certain pretenders have palmed them
selves upon the unsuspeeting as being the veriable
Or. Young Persons wishing to avail themselves OF
D. Y's skill should be very careful and call at his Of
fee or send some known friend that Wit not deceive
them as the landlords of some disreputabfe hotels
have been in the habit of Keeping ioungers on at
their places, and when requested to call DR.. " have
palmed such persons upon the invalid as being Or.
Young. The Doctor win always be ready to attend
on cases where the patient is not able to call Hrs
medicnes Dannot be obtained at any other place in
the country, as he has no agents. Therefore, be
careful, and not be deceived BY any Of the quaeks
and impOsters of the State.
J. c. YOUNG, NJ d.
Office, 751 Clay street, opposite the 'PertsnORth
House." Office hours from 9A.N. T..
Feb. s, 1s62.-S@i
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19
EOrdInance No. 67.J

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR
n DTNANCE to regulate the assessment OF pro
perty.
The Trustees Of the City of Nevada Ordain as follows
SEC I. Section LIST of Ordinance %, passed sepl.
17th 1857, is hereby amended so as to make the ll
for the Assessor to commence assessing property H
complete the same, between the first day otSeptem
Der and the fifteenth day of October each year
SKC 2. All ordinances parts of ordinances con
hicting with the foregoing section are hereby re-
pealed Passed August 18th, 1857. .
c. ". YOUNG, President
Two p.Tr1soN Clerk Iaul4.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19

A YANKEE has just invented suspender
that so contracts on your approach to wa
ter. that the moment you come to puddle
itlifts you over, aud drops you on the op-
posite eide.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19

Y INvENTION.-Mr. Charles Montague,
of Har' ford, has invented aud put in sue
cessful operation a polychrOmatic jOb.press
which will print one thousand sheets per
hour in four cOlOrs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19

How A MEMPHIS REBEL PAID His DEBT.
Several months ago Mr.. Warner, carpen-
ter on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, sold
a watch to another employee of the cOmpa-
nv. named Powers The former quiet
Union man-the latter a loud Secessionlst'
Warner attempted repeatedly TO collect the
debt, aud finally wrote Powers the suDJoln-
ed note:
"MEMPHIs, Dec. Is, 1861.
Mr.. MT. POwers-Sir: | want yop to
nav me for. or send lne that watch; II you
do not will expose you in the worst man
ner that can. You are doing anything
bnt acting the gentleman with me. This
is the last time shall write to you.
G. q. WARNER"
Powers sent back the letter, with the
following reply written upon the same
sheet:
"Sir: My privet Apinion is Public ex.
press is that you ar A Dam Black harted
ablichiness aud il ever hear of you open
you mouth game you will get you head
shay and cent Back TO you free nigar Land
Whar you be along these are fackes and
YOU now l eau prove them aud l Will
DOet."
Warner pocketed the affiont-"ablchi-
ness" aud all land nursed his wrath in ST.
lence until our forces captured the city. On
Friday. he encountered Powers upon the
street.-the first time siuce the fight Of the
rebels-and gave nim mercless Gaming.
Powers, with one eye under an eclipse, aud
his general physiognomy badly damaged,
brought the case before Provost Marshal
Gould for adjudication. Warner admitted
the assault, aud justified" by producing
the above correspondence. Capt. Goud's
court is one of original aud exclusive jurls-
dction; the plea was good before it, aud
Warner was discharged from custody.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19
IUMMONs-STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

y County OfNevada, S., Township Of Nevada be
fore f. W. SMITH, J. P. People of the State OF Cali
forna to J. BUDD: You are hereby summoned to
appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace
at his Office in said township on WEDNESDAY, THE
2TTH DAY OF AUGUST A. p. 1862; at O'Clock. \.
NJ, to answer to the complaint Of MARTIN brennan
who demands of you the sum of S6S, 60 with interest
on said sum of the rate of ten per cent per annum
from the Goth day of July, 1858, per complain,
now on file in my Office on tai lure so to appear and
answer, judgment win be rendered against you for
the SAID sum of Sos, 60 and interest above ant
costs of suit Given under my hand this 5th day o.
August, A.. d. 1862. l.. W. SMITH, ). J.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19
rrpnN RFAnING THE AEEInAHIr EIEnHEREIN

TTP0N READING THE AFFIDAVIT SlLED HEREIN
u and it appearing theTeirom to the satisfaction
OF the Court that plaintiff has good ca use Of action
against the above named defendant and that deiend
ant is stil in this state and is secreting himself so
that the process of Court not be served upon him
it is hereby ordered that service of summons herein
be made by publication in the Nevada Democrat, @
newspaper published in Nevada county. once we'k
for a period of three weeks. Given under my hant
this 5th day Of August, 1862. Z. W. SMITH,, j. ?.
ang5 3W.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19

Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine, as de-
monstrated in the Treatment and Cure of Special
Diseases in this State, during the last Thirteen
Years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19
Medical.
Or ]. c. YOUNG,

late Professor of the University of Pennsylvania,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
Private Medical Office and Hospital,
NO. 75l CLAY STREET
o. posite the southwest corner of the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19

NOTICE TO CREDJTORS.-AIl per
~ sons having claims against the estate OF LEWIS w,
SHANoIuN deceased are required to present lhe
same with the necessary vouchers within 10 montDs
from this notice to the undersigned at Omega w
vada County, California. l. CKEAMhhi
Aug. 7. 1862. Admir- Est. of Lewis Shaneum'
THOs P. HAwIET, Atty. 4"'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19
New York, Dec. 8, 1S4S.

take great pleasure in recommending to the no
tice of all "whom it may concern" Dr. Demarest, a
gentleman of first rate attainments in his profession
and man in every way qualified to he trusted with
the health and lives of any body of men he may
choose to Join | have had his acquaintance for a
long time. and he has tended my patients for me with
entire satisfaction. n. CLARK LEAyINGs, NJ d.
New York, Jan. Goth, 1S4S.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19
Prof. of Matena Medica, n. y. University

This may certify that Dr. J. d. pemarest has been
in my Office for some time past. aud has attended
number OF my patients for me, with perfect satsiac
ton both to them and myself ] therefore take pleas
ure in recommending him to any person or persons
requiring medical services. l can also speak highly
of his moral as well his professional character,
j. WELDON FILL, NJ. ID.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-19

DROWN's BROCHIAL TROCHEs'
- anu For sale Ay SPENCE & EIcKES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
From 'Sew York.

NHw iofK o. "a
The steam ship Mcclellan ast arrived r. On Neu
Orleans, bria-s csg,rp9 nd eighty p.rLed rris
orers fr.m 1or NH. ana l-4 oischarged, sick ard
xou use from New ti-Ans
AmaDg ter passengers arc hajor Waagner
Captain IhoFnton. Nhepsey, aid fletcher, and
Lieats Joh nsen eni ci-ti
The f,ean.hin 3 ofiel from 4 'yinwaH. with T5e-
ao0 aoliars in irea-ate and several passengers ar
rived tbi< afternoon.
TIE ship sRepo,ter from New York far San
Fraocisct. wss totally lot of Cape Hora. lply
fonr OF her crew wege saved.
Tie saip Erie wss seen An-. 96ih, - nils
south Of &. p. Horn ahsndonei an den el.shtd
The Br tish snip blue kses. tTam eaIlao e.
Han. bnrs, louad red at ssa. Al! u ter ereE
were saved
decree had heen issrel in NicaraDra that nj
pe--cLs coming INTO the hei ub ID uiuat have pas
ports, and II! .Ees negroes and ciaer deEraded
f4ces are .xr!p3cl.
rer elution had nrain broken ca. iii Bolivia,
bu, " w1nld trnb ibly be sny reHFca.
N4apsra so datee are - Scptemhc: The ista.
A naiional bank was abJ-t DeIng established ii.
Peru.
The Americans vino went to Nicaragua god
hunting hsye returned 70 PaDaua aluest l-pai
.es.
he Peruvian govtrnuent is said TO have false-
ly imprisoned and brutality treated some English
men.
several British ships Of war hsi beep seat =
ColIsos
A battle hsd taken Place u. Sonia pe7oia, Sew
Grenada lasting aou-i in whi... =! ERA de-
ezte4 .t- c-n>=rt.iifss.
CAPT MuhGn. L =. a, and rarty are among the
nassvnvers OF tie Oiiei. Th.y base mpleted .
good wagon road frusa the head waters Of tue
Ni.npri river 70 those o. the tolu Ibos river
tee -oai j. 500 mile. long The party has sptn'
fan, v,ote,s IN toe bossy Moua;Ain..
.sr,cs4 fr,,n New Orleans re ort the a-riva
,ba,c -, tb, / b IL the steamer MataIxis. thss
b4er repo-tei inst she wa. missing.
TIE Gata sba arrived u he 18Th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
NUMBER 10.

ApJrrAsr Gss,R.L's Ovvcr.
lbsveln0yf- Ur. Ism .ga


DATsnpcri, Oct. Ism, lsea
GENERAL ORDERS NO. loi.
1. The old regiment. Of Iowa ru.. be flls, IN.
II he duty and privilege. and may ssecns
necessity 70 every stle bodied nan in This State,
between the ages Of Is snd 40 - aid in this mat
ter. The men must be fuini he'd Any rerson
who eniists ~:ll be annexed 10 The company and
regiment be may select.
IL The three companies for the l4th Iowa In-
faniry must be raised, and the othsrco MES Of
that regiment filed ap. Persons ap,lying for
rscrniuog commissions for the rev cen up.n;.,.
proper, iecemmen Jed. viii be com nis.ionsd. The
regiment musi be re-organirsi. I've eoIpanie.
esve been assigned to thi, regiment, but neither
eo.rpany is tuil
Ill. There il need Of fling up companies at
tachei to The following nes regimsrts:
esth, tcoi. Benton at roupeil Buff.
18th. {Cel. nru.h. al Dubaoue
ssta, Col. Cumnings,) at Des N eires, t. be
at Davenport.
44d, Col 0'Btien, =, Dubuque
Al, .oi. Sumtsers.) ~ at,unwa.
9Th Igns Cavalry, Oh Wiis,o, Dav~ nror..
". Colone's of Reg nenis are requested IA re-.
ror; to me day lie pnaber c,.raition and equip.
nents Of Reg iments and plJmsnts made 10 the
so diers.
by orier OF oumsade--in-C Chief.
y. IS. BAKER,
Adj't Gen1 OF Iowa.
Papers publishea at county sesfs will p-blish
sncs Where than two are putii,hei. the
above viii be published ia two having the iar,est
circulation. oe25 riw wit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
From the P.tom C.

NEW 70 X Oct sf.
A special n the IrIbnre states that il IL ascer-
tai ned fhRt the cur eut complaints II the ereci
that the army sf the Potomac lacks Necessary sup
plies and /. unable 10 advance npcu me eneu5,
for the reasol tia. they have been withheld.
utterly without foandafioa. When the matter
ia brought 10 the attention OF the Secretary q
Wa, he lnstitstei an iavestigz.ion vhieb DIS
closed the fact that everr requsition ffo0 th.
army uade, General Mcclellan had been imme edi
ately apswered and thai every article called fer
had been promptly delivered. shoes not excepted.
This ve are enabied TO state distinctly AMI posi-
tirely.
Reports differ resrec,inr the present wherea-
boGts of the great rebel army. / he general oIan-
ion among Cur beers is understood TO be thst I
their msin body remains in the vicinity Of Via
chester bat citizens oi Frederick ify, hoveser
protesting 10 sgeak the authority Of dessrieis
and refugees. black and white, are nhient that
little than the shell remains in front o our
forces, ost Of The -bf army behind il having
craw'ei away. The ci cnn-'aice that Bragg has
10 like manrer escape Buell. by eva a.aating ket-
ticky leods FEASIBILITY to thl. latter suggestion
in she eyes OF sorg persons.
The corresp nieni oi he 7r Lu.s writing from
.lirsr Heights On the 2irl SAY. more than half
the army il now anier IL . caulnanl %. Ma zen
Rnrn lie. In addition II his swn cars, the Oh
the commanders Of the "a nd .tA report 20 tim
The p. late SINNERS. II u1dar command q! A-i
Gen ..oueh. and the l2th. Banks. has beon ~
signed 70 Maj Gen >loeun. But while all these
eo-pssre uu Ter burnside thev rem lining ones 10
the north and OF Us. the 9th. lsi aad 6 ere
command ed resi- eetvely BY ria J5hn Porter
Reynolds and Frabkin. who continue 10 report
directly 70 ten. Ne ,ls.ian.
r. e car ent belief is that when the army of th c
Potomac moves, 1t will be Ia two boi.es-one
commanded BY burnside aud the other by ncGlei.
ias-epe 10 take the enemy in front. apd II.
other the faux. Jais is PROBABLY sn an infer
| ence from the srrasyeme ios9e,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
Additional Foreign News.

SsNuY EoK Oct. ga
The steamthip City Of New lo,k arrived out on
the l3h.
LATFs. Ey srgaAER.
LoSpoH.-Adsce- from lisly say that Garibal
di i about 70 issue another mantle to, anithsthe
slI suil enie.vcr " carry ont hi- pr-ject OF In
kirg Rome.
The ss-amsh ip 0riei, from Aspinvaii, il nov
passing lhi+ POM, b iuui in.
Giaas.ones s-r ~ iAnEua-e regarding the
South contit uei the iIyMiae 4 theme. Ii 10 a..
serted 'hai the Hriiish and Frerc rgvtraments
nave lost no time in arrsun-ng their resolution
. persist In their gti % rer.@ct neutrality. /
IS also asserted tnGt there ~ no likelihood tf im-
II talate rec9-litian. Ii is reported that the
Sonthern Association in LIvt-rpol an1 ais The
i.lreriota Chamber Of CoEuorcs inisoa ed bs
Giaistoaes REMARKS wSIi3 neui iialze 1t 9 gov
eminent IN favor II lie restc cuiIioa Il The south
The CITY article IN the 1ir4-s saws the CONNER
ciSi classes in London strongly opposed as
ever to auy heiioa on The part c. The Government
towards f.fnsi recognition lF the Sra,h and
hints that the desire FOR recer' ition come. rattle.
rom th- North than the South
Tbs Dnjy Ncws re,.ies l. The Structure. upaa
President L,uco'rs ernauci cipation pToe.ains:lan
and defends IL iiorn the ojiun soneht to be cast
1 Gpon Il.
| siF John Tia kenton 10 .peoch sad be housht
/ the time had crae when +r-e-A, France. ant
| possibly hussai night te caeT med t.ation in A :
er'es, On TIE base !. s-frrati0n. AMI on = eIear
lH@tt -frhufhg AAf u StsGatl3a d. bt accepted,
| r-c9gustian must fol
nlr l.. LriEer Lyiton, in q sreesh, boxes aton
| the r. .t0fat 10 ~ tie JLi1a Es in.r5a-lg!l ID
| iharrh' slae,r wCai3 lt lons sLr,ive tie sep.
| aratfon.
| Ge,,inor Mooroheai il to be fessted ty the
| shuthe-no-s Ii liverpool.
The i.ort aaNo G--ilves Ia 10. n GatiA Adj n
/ ueoiing b. h.ld IN Gsild Hin. TIE p5i.rr hsve
| prohibited fus.aer GArlbaiiian msetinss il Hs ie
tsrk.
i Is repor Ell tha 6aribsl3i is ofF -naed a, ii
| tens of the amnes y, All has reserved ne figat
| e YrJiestitc against II.
| The Daly -F.7as e,.s;yrial,y disputes The idea
| Ia: me ~ou,a would w.iiu " in e eceei 4 a
/ separat on, ooDcsas suy Uf lie Eolder ~tates ara
! aa5pces e'iden tecd!rg to prove quite TIE cen
| tary
| lhe Morning Post ravs "a, ,a,lci between Liz
| co'n's Go7errmeut and that os the tx h.nr II
| Aaples, and charges President Ihnco'n Win rrs
,et 1iags ass Is resembling tao-e whlsn preceded
&c iern. al q. Re s~st,Qlt8t tG-4ne. asd -avs
| Francis 81 Males r.. u II Eurs1in- ! similar
| course. Why should Ahrst nm OF America sur-
| cerd II questions wAet4 q Europe, IA The e. MI
Il any sigma. victory aitenaing tie Conf! iefa trs
wouii be justified in longer within piaing tn eir rec
us lfilgn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
From Washington.

A-Hf NO ON. Dct. "a.
The Costa Rica Commission vii close 1T b1si-
ness On the sth cf November
lion s - COZ. ci Ohio, and James u 1afhsie,
fsc . argued several cases yesterday
Ce,eb Inshiag is here 90 council fer the 1on-
mi~.ion in case inrclsiag ab0u. s5te,eeg IN
m onoF loan ed to that Aerublic.
x Gov Boutwell,, Lonn.ssioner Of Internal
Revenue, left Washington 70 day On visit TO the
NORTH Dating his absence the duties II fhst
Tee will be performed by the Chief Clerk, Chas.
s. .".ty. iso.
-, f,ueli ha. been relieved fron the nmand
f,sa aioa armies in krntveEy, sod Gen. Rose
.,a,. .,d. red to the position.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
49,
From Cairo.

tAIpo Oct. =
Passengers just in from Co'umbcs say il = re-
rsfted there inat fight 10 in progress Mt Island
No 10. Tnere is Probability Ihst this report is
true
The steamer E~erald started fof Vicksburg
this =, NJ, with go prisoners to be elrbaDged-
she is c .nveyei by the gon-baa. Lexington. Two
4 the rebel ,firers, wao had been parol.d have
i,sregs.ded their obligation aud slipped away.
Their names are l.. 7. Holmes. Asi.sspt sur
seon 4,h kentucsy, and +. A. Kettle, Lieut., 7sh
L1usiara.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
From California.

S.s Fs.scIsc3. Oct 24.
Snbscripsion books of u. - a,J ,..riv
Go have b=ea oF,Aned - nc-sa = :. - =
500 600 .s5ssribei. Three millio. - -,
"brtca, ~nich ~iA lfDsa%4! " l@hsh lh~ iii
cent paid within q X nrt time. Uur tff,
road arr making eFJrss ~ raiss q company
th suEieiel. "a pitai AMI enterprise 70 insure
'he early building of the r1a tar cas- -
Wa-ho- which would rsT we'll fYr local uses ard
IL Indispensable TO all exr nsiTe sinpfn ut Il
the vast mineral resources ot Nevada Territory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


CiSC SkATI, 0c'. ~.
The HfyofFs special sta'es, on god authority,
ID Al the Governo the lnyai ; a'es will Assem-
Die at ~ hirgton early next week. first 10 deter
zine the removal Of Nee elan, and The spfr,i .t-
r=n: os new e3nmander oi the Po, mac. FL,
the 4 ot Buel IRON the carnma nd Of the
army OF hcn ucsy 81, 10 urge lore sisoreus
prosecution ol the war. and the immediate sd-
vance Of the army # the Potomac aid To mere
TROOPS 20 be Furnished un'ess these ieuiands are
sccesei to. 1t IS cnserstooi that Gov Toi does
not fully esdorse the scheme, while Gov. norear
dee inc. attending
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market ...Daily Report.

OFFICE OF THE Dtz. Epwsl
FfidsF Eve, Oct 81
The weathsr beiny celi ami bl.stering, there
is litti. tusi.ess doing. Barley is easier.
-Lous--sAee s o. VII plesiIe and s5 40
retail. Shpme nis ls0 bhls.
WHEAT-in demand at 61d75.; choc. lots
,o;. Receipts ga tu.
6ARLEY. s5sGsloo. Receipts $500 bu.-.-
Shipments 2eV0 bu.
Cogx-2OA2.1. Receipts z5c bu.
OATS 3o45dc Receipts 625 bn. Shipments
SO tu.
OSlcSs-Ii.te doing. We quote .. Soc.
New HpFA EarAel.
New YoRK, Oc. 2l.
FLu-a- Mar ct dull Prices faro, the buyers
Sales 4ol barrels at Ss11sas - ~nner state /.
- 20 extra state: 81 i5s16 - for super
Wet .rB ,G c0ll6 20 for comncn 10 medium ex-
ira esiern
VI akAT-Sar. .ke' more steady; fair exrort de-
mar d. Ssles ls, 900 bu. at 81 II "a ~ for Chi
csgo Spring; 81 a4as -29 Milwaukee C!nb; ;
y .5ogl 33 Ar Der Iowa: 81 S5Gl ~ for Led
inter; 81 4lesl4t Amber Michigan.
CORN Recei pts 6ai2S bu. Market frm.-
Sales 1000 be at 6s 1899 Mixed Western.
OATS Very quiet; 5563sc inferior to prime
ol and new.
Poak -Easie :. Sales so5 bbls. a. SIC 81 for
mess, AID $l2 2: prime.
WHISKY " iihous decided change. Sales 80
bbis al 36GS1c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

GRIM COMA week or two since
we'll known Gern,sn merchant of this cit
closed ont bis corieern and eft for paris on
known. taking along With him q fsvor,te Ser.
want girl xho had been engaged in his house
bold year or two, and whon it ie said va,
her employers affections. A third par. !,
the person OF an infant. Of no doob fo' psr.,,-
age, vent along at the sane sme. The ~f.
Of the nsn alluded to hae com q Or eed . ami,
10 court fsr divorce. which ehe viii o,oh.h i,
ned no diifeoty 10 obssinine-the facse in thu
case being Of glarisg character.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

Hons AGAIS.-Our freud John L.
Davis. ( q. sbo vss .eut out &c tax the vote
Of the 9th Iowa, arrived home yesterday
morning, after an absence Of Ne arly three
weeks He left home on Nondsy the 9th
met. and arrived At the camping ground of
Gen Herron's Brigade, tschoheld . Divisop Z }
Oh Sunday evening the .n, alter trip Of
seven dsys. From Rols. the terminus Of the
railroad, be made the trip 10 an sm buIsncs.-
He stayed with the regimtni until Friday.
shen be started hone. where be arrived in
good condition. after one weeks travel The
vote will be teen 10 another place. II will be
.een that fsv Of the Democrats were 10 camp
the rect we're not.
Mr. Dlsi. represents that he ie rot favor a.
by impressed With tie present stage Of civil.
za'ion in the uih-~ss.ern aid interior por-
,iors Of Missouri. Var hss made ,trsnge hay
oc. The country. along the II Of trsvel. i.
nearly deserted. Farmers have absrdop.d
their hones; fences aod Dwellings are either
obi,tsraied or in . state Of dila, idssicn field.
have run to waste, and orchards re ruined.
Villages are partially deserted and ceuerAIIy
dilspi lated Public building are converted
into Usrracks for prisoners aud soldiers - the
records destroyed forever; private Dwellings
without regard TO etyle or condition. hsv.
been appropriated aud de.olated. Cs..,,..,s
Court House. wher the ofdipapce Of eecas.on
wa. passed by the bogus legislature. j. used
for barracks. The Offices Of the re-. H,or arc
used 10 stable horses 10, while the court room
and offices above are .o'diers' quarters. Sp.isg
field, orce beautiful village, 10 reduced tc
great strails Ike entire face Of Ia. eoun,rv
he's been swept as with the be.ou, OF d4s,ruc-
tion.
lie says there are msny sick men In the To-
va regiments there and even the T~.nti.th
has good share in the hospitals. though lees
than the others. Col. Lsake i. ENJOYING him
self, as usual.
lie found il oficn', to find The arny after
be bad got to Springfield Nobody knowsapy.
tang sbont the mavemept # Troops here IN
lee they 60 by ,hAr d ,o-; all is uncertain
ty. ts visited Wilson. Creek battlefield
and many other points, Of which We have not
time to write
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

A HEAVY SuIr.--The Davenport Gas
Ceupaoy have commenced . euis in the Die
account Of nen-fulillment Of contrset for gas.
sse. for the public lamps. The damages are
sss st t70. 900. The contract Va made to the
year 1874. TAis 10 the eoansseeoest sf .
ssrise q lisesssiss vbieA Win lass oaay lsae
pear. pesessly. sad vill 80 ~ parsies aAey
eAeasena asllasA May Ne soAs - wia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

We are preparing q comparative table OF
the vote 10 this State for the pas, tvo Teass.
vhich Gill be published in 10 -morros's paper.
Every mail brings corrections 20 the returns
already Published, ba; fes Of the eouniie.
having been heard ircm officially
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25

JNCoMFoRTABLs.-- Lear some
complaints among the soldiers thst the quar-
ters at Camp Heron are very uncomfortable
these cold nights. II there is auy real causs
Of complaint. the proper authorities thould
see that il lie removed.