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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
From st. Louis,

11Vm Ole LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Sept. q.
The Court for the trial OF Gen McKinstry met
according to adjournment, and the members were
sworn in. The Judge Advocate announced that
Gen. Harvey had been released from the commits
sion, and tol. Bonneville been appointed in tho
place Of Harvey. Tho commission desired to a.
low the proceedings to be reported in the news
papers, after which the charges and specifications
against McKnstry wore read There is but ono
charge-that Of neglecl in violation OF duty.
The spec fcations- fifty in number-afe to
the effect that Mckinstry purch ased mules, hsrses
and army supplies from certain contractors
at exhorbitant prices that parties offered 70
furnish him the supplies At fair market value
that he refused to receive them, compelling said
parties to sell their supplies to contractors at the
market value that MsKinstry then purchased
the same articles FROM the contractors at exhorbi
tant rates. After reading the specification McKin-
stry stated that he wanted witnesses summoned in
his behalf: among others, Fremont, to show, -
far as the specifications are concerned, that he
acted under orders.
ST.. Lour., Sept. o.
The trial Of Gen. MeKinstry was resumed
this morning. Nothing Of Importance was
done. beyond the fact Of the General being
permitted by the court to have all the wit
nessss summoned that he desires examined.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
RUM0R THAT SEC'Y SEWARD
Is TO RESIGN.
Edward Everett to be His
Successor.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Later from E,aroro
AN ATTACK on MADRID HOURLY
EXPECTED.
The GssesrtIlNs IN Missouri
D1tUeh Back.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Later from Eur oDo
The Gsge1'1tLIuS IN .ZlisxO ax,.i
D1tUels Back.
From, New York.

~, NV YORK, Sept. q.
Inc tribune has rumor in a Washington dis
.nat oe~ard - about to resign his portIolia
| OF the State department to Edward Everett.
Inc dispatch adds that the rumors prev mt ~
Tue TACT that Everett is in Washington at the
Iresidonts invitation, on business relative 70 our
foreign reiafio-s, in regard to which his ylsws
are UNDERSTOOD to differ from Seward,s.
Inc assertion is that Col. Fords asserted orders
from Col. Miles to evaouA:e MARYLAND Heiphts
cannot be substantiatei by the production OF the
order. Ford says he lost tn m
"A guerrilla band of thirty men werc arrested
| near Fairfax. and 100 guns found hidden under a
hay stack.
The lines has news from Winehc.,er 70 w.a
nesday. The main body OF the .obel army was
evacuated there, numbering Is, 200, mostly demon
allied, and suffering for want of food.
Their loss in Maryland is Acknowledged to have
been terrible. Pryor, in his brigade oil 200 men.
had G51 killed, wounded ara missing iong.
streets division lost over half its number. Nc
Calls lost l 2o9 out Of $500. af.!s.
Rebel officers and surgeons con ess loss Of % :
QUO. including prisoners, OF whom 1900 or 5, zoo
were killed.
Pryor narrowly escaped death. His horse was
killed by shell.
Tho rebels had information of onr ;n+onded
capture OF Less wagon train, and DO tod four br;,
AIDES on the west side Of Ashby's Gap. IN such a
manner as to annihilatc our force had it been ut
tempted.
Winchester was being strongly fortified, and all
the negroes in the neighborhood had been i'm
pressed for that purpt SO.
The rebels arc apprehenslve that their co,nmu
nication and supplies will be cut of BY a move.
ment from Washington on Gordonsyile
Longstreet was SO severely wounded in the
shoulder by piece of shell! that it is feared am
putation will be necessary. Ho is supposed 70
have laid upon the field till Wednesday, when be
was discovered by purity buryiDg the dead.
All rublic buildings and most of tho private
buildings in Winchester had been used for hosp.
tails.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
Foreign News.

CAPE RACE, Sept. q.
The steamer Anglo Saxon from Liverpool. 18th
via Londonderry, 18th, was boarded by the news
yacht Of the Associated Press at o'clock this morn
ing, and summary of her news obtained.
The steamer Hibernian, frsm Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool on the 10th.
The City Of Washington, from New York, ar.
rived at Liverpool on tho 18th.
The dates by the Anglo Saxon are five DAYS IA
ter than those already received.
News unimportant.
Runners Of the recognition Of the Southern Con.
federacy do not gain ground.
1t was reported that the rebels we're buying and
building numerous steamers in England, and built
. ram on the river Massey.
The Tuscarora " As At CadiSe.
The Paris correspondent believes that Count
Mercier has been ordered by the French Govern.
meat to make conciliatory attempt to put q stou
to the war in America, for the sake Of humanity.
Tho Times Paris correspondent says: "Napo.
leon will undoubtedly faver the recognition Of the
Souther Confederacy, and 10 anxious that the
English government should adopt similar course
The excitement in the jute and hemp markete
had subsidized.
There is nothing new as regards the Roman
question.
GaribaIdi's health is said to be rather worse.
The Polish mobiles at Warsaw have adopted m
address offensive to the Government.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From Cairo and Below.
CAIRO, Sept. q.
Especial to Chicago Eve. Journal

CAIRO, Sept. q.
Especial to Chicago Eve Journal.
Mr.. Dalxali, who is Clerk of the s,eame, En-.
gene, was released by the rebels at Fvrt Randolnh
and has reached this place in safety
He states that they numbered 226 AID are com.
mandcd by CAPTAIN Foulkner. 1t was their r.
tention to rob tho boat and then burn it.
Yesterday about ten o'clock, the steamer Foresr
Queen reached Ashley, a small town on the Tenn
side, just at the port of lsland &C. She landed
to put off = passenger and to take on some cotton
that Was piled on the bank. The c!erk stenned
ashore, aud as he reached the tsp Of the bank, he
was seized by two Or three mon, A yuerrilla
band Of about 100 sprang up from behind the -
ton, and the Captain, with pistol in hand. do
manded the surrender Of the beat.
The Captain of the boat attempted to back her
out to get on board. Some half a DOZEN of tho
would have got off in safety had not one Of the
engineers deserted his post, and the outside wheel
backing, threw the stern againt tho shore. break
ing the rudder, and giving tho rebels q chance n
get on board. Meanwhile the rebels on shore were
firing at the pilot, biting him and wouninp him
severely but not dangerously.
Just At this junction the steamer Sun-Sh;n.
came up with portion of cavalry and ono ba tfarv
on board. The rebels thinking thoy mirht NO,
fare very we'll, were now % anxious to got off ar
they had been to get on her. They succeeded n
getting shore, when they started Of "a fast a.
their legs could carry them. Thus by moro acct
dent the Forest Queen, one Of tho finest steamer
on the river, was saved
A rebel attack is hourly expected ct Madrid,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
RIvER ITEMS.


Arrived, Saturday, September ~.
JENNIE " HIPPL8, Morrison, Koekuk.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
oHPARrRD
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
JENNIE HIPPLB, Morrison, keokuk.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals !
this port during the week ending Saturday night
was 10.
SUNDAY BOATS.
The Northern Line packet Pcmbins, Captain
Hill, viii leave for st. Louis and way points to.
day. Mr.. E. J. Unsell in the Office.
MONDAY Boats.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cass ell
Captain Davis, will depart for Keokuk and way
points At o'clock this morning, making cornec-
tons for st. Louis in 80 hours.
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part for Dubuque and intermediate landings 1t
O'Clock this morning.
The magnificent Northern Line packet Hawk
eye State, Captain Gray. will depart for st. Paul
and immediate points to-day. Passengers and
shippers will please remember this popular and
deserving craft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From Missouri.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept, q

SPRIxGTIHLD, Sept. Is.
A portion Of the rebel army under Hindmsa and
Rains are now 1t CRANKY mines, Newton county
near tho ARENAS line. Con. Sheffield 10 prepar.
ing to march against them, and ~ his army IL in
excellent condition and composed Of the best troops
in the State, there u svsry reason to believe b
will BE- successful If they await an attack; il thsy
retreat they will be driven from the State and ths
portion: occupied By our troops, thst viii prevent
another inroad.
Latest advices from the rebel army STATE It q
be most molly crowd Of warriors, sems well am.
ID, but the most bearing such wsapens = could b
gathered through Arkansas. Their number Il
about $4,000.
Gen. Soo1sld at his own request has been relisy
u from district command and now commands TIL
army Of Missouri, In the field.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
HrAvy CoNrRAcrs.-Saturdav ",

HEAvY CoNrRAcTs.-Saturday was
The day for opening the proposals advertised
for by Capt. Hendsrshott. for Furnishing Camp
Mcclellan and Camp Heron with groceries for
the ensuing year. The contract was . heavy
one, and very little profit on each article
supplied would amount to . handsoms Gum in
the course of year. Several Of our heaviest
grocers sent in their figures Upon examina.
tiou the award vas made to the substantial
house of Il B Evans 4 Co. This concern hae
supplied the larger portion of the groceries
for the camps for more than . year, and We
are glad that it has again been the successful
bidder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From Maine.

BANGOR, Sept ~.
II appears from authentic official statement th 1t
Maine has 6lled her quotas under back calls for
three hundred thousand men. Her quota under
the first was 1000, and all the men have been in
the field for four weeks past. Under the last call
for drafted men. Maine has $500 men ready, oil
raised by volunteering, AID they have all been in
the camps ct Portland, Augusta and Bangor since
the 18th inst. They are III ready to move the
moment they are uniformed and equipped.
Prior to these contributions Maine had sent over
$4,000 men, and including the four thousand she
has given the Navy, has raised 10 900 for the I'm
ion. The States population lis 628, 900. She
claims the pre-sminsnce OF being the banner State,
in raising volunteers. She sends no drafted men
to war.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
Election Notice.
DAVENPORT TOWNSHIP.

vTHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF DAyEN-
L port Township are notified to meet at Court
House in tho city Of Davenport, on Tuesday .Octo-
Der l4th, 1852 to ballot for the following officers,
ces Of the Peace, two Constables, one Clerk, one
Assessor for township outside Of the city Of Dav-
export, one Road Supervisor for every road dis
strict in the township. Polls 10 be opened 1t .
o'clock, am. Of said day.
BY order Of township Trustees.
J.. SMART,
Township Clerk.
Davenport, September 9th, 1862. did
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
THE MARKETS.
Davenport intellectually Report.

OFFICE OF THE DEN. 4 NRws,l
Saturday Eve, Sept n.
There is no change in quotations. Onions are
dull and declining. The war tax on sack ma
ter'al mas added 200 per barrel on -four in sacks
We quote:
FLOUR -S4.6oQ4.so Wholesale, and 5.oo@5.2C
retail. Shipments $50 bbls.
WHEAr-75@77c for the best cid. New wheat
'o@7Sc for new. Receipts 2. 300 bu. Shipm ents
$50 bu.
bARLEr..-- Active at 55@62c. Receipts 1890
bu. Shipments o,40O bu.
CokN-Dull At l5@l7o. Receipts bu.
OArs-Active. We quote at % 9z6c. Receipts
$50 bu. Shipments bu.
ONIONS Dull at 5o@55c. Receipts 200 bu.
Shipments Blu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Buy your Boots and Shoes at Child'a
4 Cos, % Brady street. A large lot Of SOL
disrs. long leg cavalry. and heavy Calf Boots.
inst recei cd "a 4sa Es#4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %.
Tho steamer Sonora has arrived from Fana-
ma.
1t. Null en- arrived yesterday from Oregon, en-
route for Washington. During the past ive ) ears
he has been engaged in locating and con..ruc ii ng
. military road from Walla Walla Valley, ash :
ington Territory to Fort at the head of the Miss
our river. and the work is finally accomplish cd
Considerable emigration has reach ed Wash nyton
" that route this year. Large tracts of a,ricul-
tural land, besides mineral regions containing
gold, copper, lead, and iron, were found on tho
line Of tn road
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Tn Continental, Security, Loriliard
and Metropolitan Fire Insurance Companies. Of
New York. and The New England and Marine,
Of Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying stock
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent, south-
east corner Second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Ir you want good Boots and Shoes,
ct the lowest prices 60 to WARMERS As Brady
street. first door above the Post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

MILITARY Men A1rESrIoN.-N you
wish for Uniform and full equipments call
on F. Z. Erskine, Nicholls Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From New Orleans.

NEW YcRK, Sept q.
:, Advices from New Orleans give m order by Gen.
Butler, requiring each naturalized foreign resident
in the Department to report to the Provost
Marshal for the registration of himself and fami-
y. The order says in the course Of ten days it
must become necessary to distinguish disloyal
from loyal citizens, and honest neutral foroigners
All false or simulated claims offoreign allegiance
Butler threatens TO punish severely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

"THE OLD HARrroRD"-W. F, Ross,
Agent, Brady street. third door below the Poet
Odtsa-Ihs Hartford Fire Insurance Company
shsrtersd A. D. lslO) has just made it, on1
hundred and fourth centennial statemant.
eheVing sseels Of 1ss1lsaS5. I.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TaE CITY
THE CT Y.

ATTENTION OFFIcERs.-For choice
milit.ry uniform call at Conss. corner Brady
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
CLOTHING CoNTRAcrs.--The contracts

CLorHlNa CoNTRAcrs.--The contracts
for making 1850 suits Of clothing for the
Iowa volunteers are al completed. and the re-
quisite quantity Of cloth has been forwarded
to each contractor. This business has been
supsrintsndsd by our friend F H Griggs. Eco
The contracts are % follows:
.r Suits.
Sam Perry, Davenport, $50
Marcus w Smith, Dubuque, 5000
= Hstton, Lyons 1000
r KrAuse, Davenport, $500
BARTENDER 4 Muller, Davenport, 5OO
The contracts are to be filled within six.y
days from date thereof TIE work 10 progress.
sing rapidly.
The 5000 PREMIUM.-The Scott Coun.
" Agricultural Society offered . magnificent
premium Of $500 for the best stallion Of any
age or bresd-oompstition open to the world.
There were seven entries. comprising the
cream Of the stallion stock Of Iows and ths
western counties Of Illinois. There wer,
i three judges. They examined the horses viii
I great care. and when they come to compar,
+, opinions. 1t wasfound that each man had mad
I up his mind upon . separate horss--no tw,
thought alike; neither would either chang
bic opinion. consequently NO decision was Civ
In. and the committee Was discharged. Tn
premiums were: First. $500; I'd 800; Sd $50
The officers Of the Seeiety then assumed th
responsibility, and declared - follows:
'Blaekbird.' Jas @ Simpson, Sabrla, low,
Let premium. $500; Young Bashsw.' Josep
Gran. Auscstine. Iova. "a premium. $40,
'Blaekhawk.' F H Mckinney. Comaoehs. low,
I'd premium. $50. Tom Hysr'. Wolf. C.
dsr Rapiis. Iowa discr stionery premium Of IS
Black Tige.' Jansen. Ls Clsirs. Iowa deer
teinry premium Of so; 'Ottowa Chief 0 W.
ksr. Prophststown, Illinois. dis erstionery pr
miam Of $40; Benedict Morrill, T Bsnedie
Edgington. Illioois. discretionary premium
80.
&This arrangement was satisfactory. II
liberal policy Of the Society met with Il
Highest approval. and oil went away fselir
Mat they had been most honoratly dsa
With,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
The Rebels in Arkansas.

HELENA, Sept. %.
Recently an expedition consisting Of the trans-
ports Ian, Alhambrs and the ram Queen Of the
West, carrying about $50 TROOPS and several
pieces Of artillery, lcf, Oldto~n and sailed dow
the river as far ~ Juice, Az mics below the
scendei the river it fred into by guerillas ut
Prentiss, town on tho Mississippi shore opposite
Napoleon, and at lslanl No. ~, killing Ut the lat.
ter place four. The boat shelled the woods all
along Il Q sh ore, but with what damage is not
known, On tho return trip at Prentiss . large
force of gueri:las numbering 600 or 1900 under
command Of Viliipigne occupied the shores here
AMI opened brisk cannonading and vocya of mus
kerry. Tho beats returned thecompliment with
shot and she'll. killing ~ r,bels and driving them
back in the country, in the direction Of Bolvu,,
after which portion Of the forces disemba rkcd
and burned the town of Prentiss.
The transports were riddled ny musket balls,
sud two six pound cannon shot pas ed entirely
through the cabin Of tho Alhambra. Our loss
was three killed and several wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

TALKS FOR ITsELF.-Whisler has an
advertisement on our second page when
spsaks for ITSELF. Read it aud then walk
straight to the Great New York Store and
maks your purchases.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

WARR1EsR's stock Of boots and shoes
10 unsurpassed by any in the city. Give him
. call before purchasing elsewhere. First
door above the Post Office.
IL YoU want the best oystets 60 to
the Express Office. Cooks best always on
hand
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Go TO B. s. GLAsPELL's, No. II. %
street, opposite lie Claire Row, for the best
family flour, corn. oats. bran and shorts, corn
meal. oatmeal rye and barley for coffee or any
thing in the feed line
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

WI %TED,
Supplies for Quarternaster's Dp't.
U7RITTEN PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
w for furnishing troops Of this State with the
following articles Of clothing, camp and garrison
equipage:
VIZ: -
1000 prs Boots 932 Axe handles
1000 Blankets $50 Pickaxes
IA 900 Shirts 932 Pickaxe handles
$4,000 prs Drawers 932 Hatchets
IA 600 do stockings 932 Ratchet handles
1000 do Forage caps 932 Camp Kettles
1872 Axes $3.50 Meas pans.
As it will be required that the above mentioned
articles be furnished from this State without re-
course TO other States or markets, bidders arc
requested to specify in their bids the quantity Of
each, the rates, and the shortest time at which
they can furnish them, and accompany their bids,
when practicable, with . sample Of the article
they propose to furnish. Persons ct DUBUQUE,
Burlington ank Keokuk desiring information in
regard to these supplies, will apply to George
Pierce, Capt. Newman and 1t. Bali ct those places.
| - H. b. HENDERSHOTf,
Capt ID Artillery.
Papers ut Dubuque, Keokuk, Muscatine, Das
Moines, Iowa City and Burlington copy three
times.
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From New York.

NV YoaK, Sent q.
The steamer MAtsnzss. from New Orlevns on
the goth, has arrived.
The news is unimportant.
Judge Walker. the late editor Of the Delta.
has been released from imprisonment ct Ship
Island.
Col Hamilton, xCongre.sman from Texas,
had made an eloquent speech at a great
Union meeting in New Orieens.
Some rebel officers with d fl .g Of truce have
arrived at New Orleans to consummate nego-
tiations for an exchange Of prisonera
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New YORK Market.

new YORK Market.
NEW YoKE, Sept. q.
;. FLOUR - Firm. Sales at $5oUM5.25 Super
State; IS 3005.55 Extra state; IS O0On5. rs Super
Western; S535M $50 Common 10 medium Extra
estern So 75Q05.S5 common to good shipping
Brands extra X. H. o.
WHEAT.-Saies at 81. OSM$l. Is Chicago Spring :
$IIl@Si.l6 Milwaukee Club $l.l7Q 10 Amber
Iowa 1925 Winter Red Western 81 .26lI 20
Amber Michigan.
CoRN- $4,000 Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
WussKY.-Market dull ;32@321xc.
New York stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Sept. g.
Money easy at per cent on call.
Sterling exchange, $l.3lk.
e. 4 r. /. 72o.
American gold Sl.lO5s.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
3 FLouR.-s47505.7o.
WHEAT. - Sales at S3@99s.
CORN.-23L G3ic.
OATS 54c in store.
RYR.-42 in store.
BUrrER-7%@l1c.
5Q6-packer's count.
rt st. Louis Markets.
ST.. Lools, Sept. "a.
FLorR.-Dull ct $a.5o@40O.
WHEAT Market heavy, 42M 600.
rCORN. In fair acmand at a2c.
BARLEY .8c--C9Sl.
OATS 37(133c
RYE - Firm at CSC,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

BuRaLARY.-On Wednesday night
last, the dwelling house Of DR.. McCourtney
on Harrison street, was entered through the
back door. and . pocket. book containing some
money belonging to NJ. Green. was taken
away. On Friday night the same thief. or an
other one very much like him, came bsck and
stole . gold hrsastpn and some other articles
Of jswelry, and again made his escape. The
family have no taste for such visitors, and ask
{ 90 special favor that the seou Adrel stea.s
from some one else the next time.
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TO Let.

Unwilling HOUSES ON THE BLUFF,
- from 5 to So per month, Two stores
snd rooms in Wards (lats Wuppsrman5,) and
balls Blocks. Apply 70
jas.379
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

CEDAR County FAIR.-This Fair
will b held At Upton. on the l4th, 10th. and
10th Of October The Society is vel! organ''
xsd-has fitted up excellent grounds, and 10 IN
. fair way to have q very handsome exhibi
ton. We hope to be present on the oceasioh'
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TO LET.

~ AHIe -
OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Post Once and LeClatls Blocks, The L.
Claire Aaket House, suitable for storage Of ar.in
srheayy msrehandiss. Apply to
GEO. {. DAVENPORT. Or
i aj "' JOHN l. COFFIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
ZEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

ZEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
JOHN Il. SW ITS,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Ascent,
HICkOLL's DL0CK Up svAHRs,
agency ~ tn
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co,
0rNEw YORK AND BROOKLYN,
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
or NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL, .tlbO.Ooo
lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
o. NEW YORK CITY
ASH CApirAL......-. .....-..... 100000
fulton Fire Insurance CoEp'y,
% NEW YORK CITY.
lash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50. Od(
New York Life insurance Co..
or NEW YORK CIrs
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, 81, soo,eco
jysi-w&dtf e raj
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SECOND PART
OF THB
s HI L ~ q 8 No 8 o0Kll

Containing. the words Of popular songs that
have sppsaFed since the publieation Of the l;vsl
Pose together With other fayorites. Price Is 81.
on raceipt Of which copies will - nailed, post
OLIVER DITSON 1 CO., Publisher.
~ Warrington street Doete11
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart
ford asaets, Let May, 1862. 1927 .26O .93 lia.
bilitiee, SCI, 500. HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Ag't