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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-14
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
WAsHIsGToN, Oct. II.

AOAAA " 0sAs SOns
WAsHIsGros, Oct. II.
Especial to ,ne Tribunel
From a correspondence from Sjgel we have the
following:
FAIRFAX CorRr HousK, Oct. l2.
The party sent to Allie to fad tho cavalry who
attack 81 our men on Thursday, returned to-day.
They only found nise OF the enemy, whom they
chased through Aldie to Middeburg, bat returned
without effscting that capture
A number OF paroled rebel prisoners, residents
OF this vicinity, who hal been mt from the Old
Capital Prison here to Richmond, reached re
again to-day. TEey report that much feeling ex-
lists thsre against jeff Davis government, and
that it was denounced IN the bitteress terms.
Conscripts who reached their lines say the peo-
pie an soldiers are getting tired Of the rebellion
ana would be glad to get away ii they possibly
could.
Especial to the Times.l
The news Of the rebel raid into Pennsylvania
created intense excitement yesterday morning, nd
notifications were Immediately issued for q meet
iny OF Cabinet Off GER, at which the President and
General in Chief were present. What ,ranspi,ed
and the conclusions aimed at Gre Of course not
public, but it is kaid that aAiispltch was imme-
diately sent to Gen. Hooker, requesting his pres
ence at an adj ourned meeting.
Ru no,s more than ordinarily definite are Hoat
to day assigning new parts 70 prominent actors on
the national rtage. The most peasureable Of
these replaces Secretary Stanton by Gen. Banks,
and settles Mcclellan to the West and Ho ker to
the army Of the Potomac.
By special dispatch from the Times corres-
ponlence we learn that Capt. Congor has made an
other reconuoi isan.e to Aid G and Middlebury, and
ascer.ane that there is rebel force Of about ten
thou>an nd men sncamped within mile of the lat
ter place. consisting Of artillery, cavalry and insan
try.
A movement in force Ct the enemy towards
Csnterville il anticipated and provided Tor.
A correspondent at Centerville gives the result
Of recent reconnaissance made by st. Paul Y on
Hoering, Of Gen Sigel's staff. He left camp on
Friday with 8 men, and returned to-day, having
passed through Brentonville, Ellis Ford, on the
Kappahannock.
s.. Hoering reports that the whole north bank
Of the Rappahnnnock is strongly pickoted by the
rebels. Even citizens are not allowed to cross
without passes.
The 10Th Virginia Cavalry and two infantry
regiments are stationed at Culpepper, and q
strong picket at Falmouth,
keiey'- Ford is strongly picketed, and Warren
town strongly protected by irequ Mt visits Of reb-
el cavs!ry.
The bridge a. the Eapfahannock Sta ton, this
repor. states, has been destroyed.
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GREAT REsuLr.-rhe single vote Of

GREAT REsULr.-rhe single vote Of q
single voter has been known to affect wonders
Senator Grimes, in his speech at metropolitan
Hail. the other nis sht, declared that this mon
strous bellion was the legitimate offspring OF
a single vote. The fellow who "dij it, lived
land perhaps still lives) away down on the
Wabssh, in the State Of Indiana. Well he
voted His vote elected State Senator, and
the tate Senator's vote elected a Congress-
man, and tie CoDgr. ssm1 voted for tie war
resulted in the acquisition OF Texas. New
Mexico and California, and, said the great
Senator Grimes, "the acquisition Of Texas, New
n, xico and California, was the direct cause
Of this rebellion There was wisdom for you,
from high source. We relate the yarn" to
impress upon the minds Of our democratic
friends the necessity Of getting out every
deEocratic vote. There may be come indi-
vidual in The democratic family, in come out
of the way place in this city, whose vote il.
waiting to put somebody into power who will
De the humble instrument Of bring ging the old
chip Of State ont Of the u. happy squall into
which that gracsless Hoosier has go completely
thrown her. Get ont all the votes-let every.
body vote that is entitled to.
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MILLS,-COV.
DEATH OF LT. Col.
Eirkwood received . despatc
frow Col. Clifford, communicating a,
full Intelligence that 1t. Col Mills, Q. 49,.
Iowa Infantry, who was wounded at the
tie of Corinth was dead. Thus the Cd Rsgi>
ment is again destitute ofa majority Of its held
officers. baving been killed in the aame battle
Col Mills was resident of Desnoines, and
brave and skillful officer.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Oct. IL.
The following is from the Aaericun's specials
dated 6p. m. to-day:
The rapidity With y hich tho rebels moved af-
ter leaving Chambersburg shows they didn'. visit
Gettysburg
During saturday large bodies of federals were
ordered TO the vicinity Of Ere ierck 10 protect
the immense stores there, it being doubtless tho
purpose of the rebels 10 destroy the X. X. bridges
at Monocacy station. Other troops were sent out
On d'fisren. roads Leading from the Penn line, in
hopes of capturing the rebels.
Intelligence was received al IL o'clock Saturday
night th at the enemy moving toward Frederick
was Is miles north east Of there. On Stc~arts
reaching Wocdsyiilc he learned from scouts til at
a large federal force was stationed to intercept
him. and that Mcclellan had provided ample
protection to governmen, property at Frederick
and vicinity, which consisred OF IL heavy engines.
200 loaded cars and great quantities of hospi al
stores, etc. As soon the rebels found this rich
prize had escaped them, they start "a in an east
eriy direction by the Liber'ytowp road to lew
Marnet ON the i;alti1 ore turnaike which required
. detour Of 10 miles to reach the Po,om,c to
reach fords below instead Of above the Monocacy
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Engagement with the Enemy In Pcnn-
syivaGia.

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. II.
Persons direct from Winamsport say we los, 60
men In the action near Hancock, when the rebels
crossed the river.
Cox's brigade, part oft, the force prob
ably engaged, as they were sent in that direction
several days age.
The lose Of the Cumberland Valley Railroad i
about $40 0oo and the loss on ernn ent proper
ty is about $4,000.
Two more houses con .aining State military
stores, were among ths property consumed
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Now York Market.

NEw YoRK, Oct 13.
FLopH- Receipts IS, ,s74 bu. s01oc better. Sales
IS. .eOa6 10 Super State; sc 20@6. As Extra state
IS 90M6 10 Super Western $3.50 o.G6.e5 Common n
IN medium Ex ra Western $670,Go.s5 common
to GOOD shipping Brands extra K. II. o.
WEYAr.-Ka.her more steady, without change.
Receipts 1ss,lo7 bu. sales i5.evo bu. at
ST. .Ielnl q Chicago Super Fl 20aSl.a5 Mil.
Club 81. .z6uQl.2 81 Amber Iowa 81 S2Gl.37 Win
ter Red Western 81 81 al % Amber Michigan.
C.aN-Receipts 133,S99 bu. Marsat . shade
6rreY. Sales $500 bu. at 63@64c Mixed West
ern.
WH,sKx.-Ma,ket Quiet !; sales go bbls AZ $50
S5L.c
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GETTING NATURALrzED.-The Su.
preme Court is doing pretty fair naturalist
ton business. On Friday there were eight
applicants, on Saturday aeven, aad on Monday
thirteen, making in all twenty five more cti-
zsns than there was before. Our chances tor
being drafted are diminishing gradually.
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SEE TO IT.-See that plenty OF Dem
ocratic ammunition 10 circulated among the
soldiers a. the various camps to-day. There
are lots Of Democrats among the soldiers. who
wanttc Dive the rebels a shot in advance.
Give them tho Democratic tickets.
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Cows sirayed or StOlels--SO.O 90
EkeVVlt q.

1.-TWO cows ARE MIssiNG-ONE BLACK,
l with white face, in god condition, heavy
with cali! the other mouse co.or1d, with white
face, and tip. Of both hons broken of, a'so in
good condition. They first missed October
lst. AM iniormatisp winch will lead TO their re-
cover- will be rewarded abovc by Mrs. Hickey,
near the Catholic Cemetery.
otg-iAwIw
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KEoKuK UospIrAL.-A large number
Of sick soldiers have recently arrived at the
Keokuk Hospital. They are from nearly all
Of the North sstern States.
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From st. Louis.

ST. IoUIs, Oc.. L.
Adviccs received from the eadquarters tf Gen.
Schoheld state that his advance under Gen Erown
had driven the rebels out of Perryville, and tnat
they han fed hastily acioss the border, into Ar
kansas.
He says there arc now no rebal forces in ,ha.
cart of Missouri.
The following despatch was receivee from Maj
Gen. Halleck last evening:
To Maj. ten Curtis:
You vii. consider Colorado Territory as in your
department. A formal order will be issued and
sent you.
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SUPREM r. COU 1T.
OCTOBER TERN.
CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Judge.
&C. WRIGHT, 1...:.
r. LOWE, suo'S'

CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Judge.
&C. WRIGHT ,.,..;.
k.P. LOWE, '1'''S'''
I'D. Patton, Clerk pro ten.
Saturday, Oct. II, 1862.
1899 Wood, Luke / Co., vs. Creams, appellant,
Dubuque City Court Affirmed.
1870 Dubuque Female College vs.. Dubuque
City, Dubuque. Affirmed.
1871 Schiver vs. Specht, appellant, Dubuque
county. Affirmed
1872 Specht We. Schiver, appellant, Dubuque
county. Affirmed.
1878 Watson VS.. Hunkins, appellant, Dubuque
county. Affirmed.
1916 Brown vs.. Newman, Dubuque. Affirmed.
1926 A. Levi vs.. q. .. KarrIck, ct al, Dubuque
county. Motion for judgment against se-
curities Of Watson everraed.
l1H Cole ". Deaiham, Dubuque City Court.
Affirmed.
1924 LevAlly. ct al, Ellis, ct al, Bremen coun-
ty. Affirmed.
1851 fonng VS.. smith, ct al, Dubuque. Contin-
ued.
1854 Martin vs.. Jones, ct al, submitted on part
OF oiappel!ee, and appellant to file agreement
within ten days.
l4H Cain, appellant, vs. Story, Dubuque coun-
ty. Submitted On arguments to be hied 10
- days.
l445 Robes N VS. Rodolph, appellant, Dubuque.
Continued without pref udice.
lii3 Wahl ". Phillips, appellant, Dubuque.
Continued.
MONDAY, Oct. 10.
kammiller vs. Bernard kortz, frsm Du-
buque county. Motion to affirm over
rui.d.
Jones ". Dubuque Harsor Company, Du-
buquo county. Motion for writ Of Manda-
overruled.
l453 Nowlin ". Curtis, appellant, Blackhawk
county. Affirmed
1868 Land r. Noyes vs. Howe, Dubuque. Re-
versed.
Graves j. Co. vs.. Alden h Co., Dubuque
City Court. Reversed.
kruz Holbrook, ct al, Dubuque City
Court. Affirmed.
keene vs.. Andersen. D abu4ue county. AZ
frmed.
Wheeler vs. Smith, Winneshiek county
AtiImo..
B.ts Vs. Farrell Winneshiek county. Az
frmed.
A. Pelton rvs. Preston, Clayton. Affirmed
Harwood VS.. Renegar, ct al, Floyd. Af-
frmed.
Wad,worth Wells vs, Cheney and Stip-
EIoyl X. varsei
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LT. Col. ADD. II. SANDERS will arrive
to-day on the steamer Denmark. lie will be
welcome back to Davenport. and hi' many
friends will be Happy to greet him. even
though much worn down by the labors that
have devoivde upon him.
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From If:.rrlsbnro.

IAHRi.BUKG. Oct IL
Latest official account- state Ia. the rehe
had escaped. They crossed near the moth VI
the river, marching 90 miles iu "a hours
Pleasan,on's 1, roe arrived ct the crossing lust
ss tie rebels finished. ard engaged their
,illery. Result unknown.
pleaaantous force marched 7S miles In 81
hours,
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PLAYED OuT.-Danforth's Ecening
nAr ais" Is pretty much played out in this
vicinity. The attempt to palm oil his second
hand dispatches upon the good citizens OF this
huroh as the "lats.t news," is entirely played
out he "Ar,gis" won't sell.
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Be PuNcrUAL.-Time is the essence
Of contracts so the lawyers cay and as the
Democrats have got q pretty big contract on
hand to-day it behooves them to TO up
and dressed bright and early. and to be at the
pools at their opening, get your votes in and
then 60 to work to get others to put theirs In
Bring them 10 from the bluff and from the
by.ways. See that the work is done and we'll
done
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TrR1Lr Sour LUNCH.-To-morroW
morning Jake Herring opens the Keystone
Houeewi,h sp', ndid turtle coup lunch. flank ID
nv all the dslicacies Of the season, wine. ale.
beer. choice liquors. cigars, etc. Remember
punetualy at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday morn
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SPLIT TICKETS !--A swINDLEu

Look we'll to your tickets before depositing
them in the ballot box. We knov attempts
will be made to smuggls in votes for Mr..
Price BY Inserting HE name in tn. place of
Judge Thayer's. the balance Of the tiete: po 3
sibly being oil right. DO not allow ysar bal.
lot to have your hand until you are ssss 1t, Il
eovsesk
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
=, Thursdsy. Oct. 10th, Messrs Parker Van
will sell the entire stock Of household
ia the residence of J. J. LiDdey on
absys 9th, bein g complete in ev-
I'D 10 excellent condition.
Terme cash.
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SpiunS u Leak.

BUFFALO Oct 12
Propeller Tunawaad., he.oueing to The
Western Transport Company, bound for Chi.
cago, 90 going out of harbor yesterday, was
found leaking bsdly. ard pn, back TO decl
wth four feet 0. water ia i.er nod. Damage
on cargo estimated at several thousand dol.
iars
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From Harper's Ferry.
HARrsR's 7ERRY, Oct. 10.

fTribunes letter.
Notwithstanding the apparent inactivity, be-
lieve preemptory orders have been received for
one Of tho largest and most important movements
Of the war Preparations are rapidly progressing,
and thin the next week or ten days thescountry
will doubtless be gladdenei with intelligence
more grateful than ancient record Of "alJ quie: in
thu army Of the Potomac"
Gen Couch has as -umed the command Of the
I'd division Of Summers cerps His late division
il now under Gen. Devens, Of Massachusetts,.
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A CARD.

ACARD
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
L entire stock Of Boots ard Shoes 10 VIM. q.
Harrah, begs leave to retarn his thanks to his
f'iends FOR the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the ssme 20 his successor in business, whom he
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
]. G. TODD.
September 18th, 1862
rT,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock OF Boots s,d Shoes from J. Todd,
would respectfully solicit conti u.nce Of the
public patrosage, aad assures bis friends that hss
ready and willing 70 sell goods q sns lowest easn
nrice. Il No. 23 East Second street.
P'is'' WIN. G. HARRAH.
September 11th, 1869.
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PRo BONO PURLICo. Dow Il Co. are
selling boots and shoes TO c.oee business.
Quick sales and no profits is their otto.
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REMRMBER tho sick soldiers. Dr.
Aaxwcll leaves very coon for the battle field
Send the brave boys something 8 ,od.
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M,1,rAn1ans A,rssr'os,-1f you
wish for a6niform and full equipments call
on +. I. Erskine, Nicholrs Block.
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IIun. ~. Louis.

ST Louis, Oct ~.
The combined armies Of Missouri and Kansas,
and an ~ corps II the held, now c. -mmaDded
by Brig. Gen Scgfeii. viii hereafter be deuomi-
'atcd as the Army OF the From ier, by order Of
W. Cen Curtis.
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ATTENTION OFFIcEKs.-For q choice
military uniform call at Cones. corner Brady
and Second etreels.
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NOtics...Csfy 1r.ter,.

. LII PERSONS WHO HAVE ORDERS IN
~ the hands OF the City Cicrs are requested to
call and obtain the same Immediately.
THOMAS DERM0DY,
oc1-lw City Clerk.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct Is.
Capt. Green Talmaige, o. the "a Artillery. U.
s. A., and Quartermaster At Fortress Monroe, died
on Saturday evening.
BALTrxoRB, Oct. 13.
The Ameriean has the following d'-patch:
"FREDERr. <, Oct. Is.
"The escape Of the rebels across the Potoms &c Is
fully confirmed. After they were driven from
Nolan's Ford they divided and crossed tho river
in small bodies at different points.
"Farmers taken prisoners bv them at Mcrcers-
burg were pareled 1t the river, and arrived here
to-day. They report Genls. stewart ana wade
hampton both with the expedition. The cavalry
force were dstschmen.s from Virginia and Soath
Carolina regiments.
.They seized mot only horses in Maryland bot
svept tie parts OF Psnnsylvania through Whjeh
thsy paeDe$ e Vyosy Inn upgte teHegs.
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THERE is PRINCIPLE IN 1--WE
pretend to say and We don't expect 70 be con
tradicted, that the Democrat who scratches
his ticket on ele.tion dsy-especially on an
election SO highly important as the one on
hand o.day-lacks in principle-lacks good.
sound sense. We mean to say he
understand why or what for he ie
voting. There is principle involved
ia this matter, and it is the principle
for which We vote and not tie man We're
this not 90 We know Of good many men in
the Democratic party that we would not vote
for-msn that are competent too. If there 10
any man on the Democratic ticket t. At you
don't like personally. be kind enough to res
member that it is not the man that you are
voting for but the principle. II you are
satisfied that he will represent the principle
eat y0u beiieze in, vote for him, though he
ha :. >or bitterest personal enemy. No scratch
,.r.,- Democrats. There are Republicans
enough te do that. They really have no
n.;,a;n,o :, no,a -rth having. consequently
ro,a ~. ali, ,;oLa, ., 'ensively. Don't do
any thing Of that kind fellow H.
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Wanted.

TWO OR THREE GOOD COAT HANDS ARE
i wanted Immediately. Steady situations
given. SAN. PERRY,
Brady Street, opposite the Post Office.
nca-dlM
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Davenport Lumber market.

J.. G.. 8nOR9xs
OG PUMP NAKER.-OFTICE, OPPOSITE
II Pest once, Dsvepport Lava.
m3S dkvH
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. IL.
FLorn.-5c better 3515@5.25.
WaRAr.-l@l,<c lower. Sales at s791.0lHc.
CoRH.-K@lc lower. sl@40;.
BARLkY.-Firm at 1885.
RYs.--Steady. 46c in store
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st. Louls Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
FLouR.-Dull at 81 O0@5 so.
WaRAr.-Market setady, 1891.
CoRx. In fair demand 1t e6c.
BARLEY.-4s@5i.
RYE Firm at 2Sc,
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From New York.

New YokK, Oct. 13.
The Hernld's special Washington correspond
ence says the Government has come into posses
sion o. letters from Beauregard to Bragg, contain
ing full criticisms 1pon the campaign. and . care
full survey of rebel resources snd prospects.
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New GERMAN THEArRE.-To-day the

New GERMAN TuEArRE.-To-day the
WORK of erecting q new Theatre building in
this city, Is commenced. The cite is on the
southwest corner of Third and SEQ tt street.
The builsing is to be 50 by 12O feet, two
stories higt, and will cost about tvso thousand
dollars It's Lailt on the stoc,k plsn-4O0
shares Of ave dollars eaeh. Upwards Of two
hundred shares have already bssn taken, and
the chances for taking more are excellent. 1t
has bsso for the Las. year or two paying in
stitutioo, and will undoubtedly continue to
pay. It will be erected - seon ~ the work
can be done, and will b. in running order BY
the time the long evening. fairly set in.
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NOTICE.

- CAxr McCLEELAs, Oct. ?, 1854
Proposa1e will b received - my o0ss. ge0p
NcCleIIen. until Monday asxt for supPlyt9g CeoR
Mel.,eiIao nm wood. From three 70 1vo seeoe
psr DAY win peebeblx b pssdsd: ,,r-re
II, CLINTON g; egkLI
ssD-dH - 6MANa
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WATER TREATMEN
in connection with
AND
~ edfcaI Pre- scTt ut e O -

aad TO be under the constant caro- Of the Phyn.
clan and experienced nurtes. We shall continue
our riding practice usual IN DaycnporT, Rock
Island and Moine,ani in special cases, make calls
by rail road anl river. Charges for tTestnent, az
the cure i've to zen dollars per week. Patients
taking home treatment will pay weekly. Mrs.
Price will pay special attention to the prac ice Of
Obstetrics and healing diseases pesulirr to her
own sex. nysdAwN
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a STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN OF
~ good haoits as Bar Keeper Address with
references, bUkTiS HOUSE,
spoD1 Dayenn,rt iowa
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.
Stocks higher with fair business closing strong.
C. i 4. l. sIc.
American gold $1.2a1s.
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POLICE CouRT.-Justice Wheei> nao
his hands full Yesterday morning disposing :"
the number Of erring spiritualists brought be-
for him.
Chris Cullen and his wife wrapped them.
selves around bushel Of corn in its liquid
state, and then raped each other over The head
Both we're snaksd up to explain matters. and
Chris. aekno wledgin, the corn. was fired $50
and costs, In ali f22.S5, and dismissed. Mrs
c., being oblivious, was laid over until to-day.
James Griffin spilled a great deal of bsd
whiskey into his cad. via: his mouth, became
roi.y, was arrested. brought into court. 6nt d
IS 80. had no money, and Of course went up
Sam Dunlap, fer rowing 10 the same boat,
was fined like amount, was dead broke. and
keeps Jim company.
Pete Garaty, he got drunk, made . little
more fuss than the others. and was fined
1856. Money be hadn't, and up he went to
the stone tavern.
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TO LET.

0rFICEs AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
4 J Post Once and LeClaiss Blocks, The Le-
Claire Makes House, suitable for storage Of grain
er heayy merchandise. Ap1ly 70
- A' GEO. L. DAvENPO RI. o.
oOQ14N,
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Steamer News.

NRw YoRK, Oct. 13.
The North Star arrived with Panama dates Of
ths ~, She bgipQ $so,oQo II tssasu,e.
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The Continental, Security, Lorliard
and Metror oltan Fire In uranee COMPANIES, OF
New York, and the New England and Marine,
OF Hartford, are reliable, prompt paying ock
Coin npsnies. Robert Simpson, agent, south
east corser Second and Brady sireets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-14
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