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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 49, 1862
The Vote Of davenport Township.
ves sscssrAxr'os STAYS.

The v0t. Of davenport TOwnshsP'
ron sscRsrAxYos srArs.
James VhgA i! 1092 tR:tharA II. syvess er .oes
10K AUM, OR % sTATB.
). W. Catser.. al ,o9e t{shn Bfowne. ...sG
10x TaRAsURs1 OF STATE.
Vim. il. Holmes. .....1,09l tSani J, Lorsh
1oR ATTOssx7 GsNgRAL.
Chas. c. NouSse 1922 tBenion J. Hall
Ks0isrsR or srAfH LAHD oYylcs.
Josiah A: Harvey 092 tired Go.tseh ak. ..ozo
FOB RsPREsENTASivs TO CONGRESS 70 Dfsr.J
Hiram Price. ......1 ,O2 Edward II. Thayer ..'io
Poa DISTRICT JUDGE (7rs ygDiclAL Dssrsic1.)
John y. Dillon 1895
FoK pisrE,cr ,AzssssEr (7rH JUDICIAL DlsrhiGr. }
Lyman A. Enis. ,o92 tChas. N. Dunbar .....oz6
FOR srAT1 SENATOR l22D DISTaIer.) svvas
r. J. Saunders. ...1 .ees +David IIiggns. .....eso
FOR CLERK OF DISTRICT couar, -
Ira N. Clifford. Reimaan soehrsa. '.est
TOWNSHIP.
roa sursnvIsoR. 4as;ss I
John L. Davies Oss tRob,. Christie. .........Sa4
HoR JUSTICES or TIE PsAcs. a
Cyrus g.. Blood. = oGs Edward Jennings. GO
B.ek Peters. ........lo ol0 twm. Geerdts. .......o1i
EoR TOWNSHIP = TaUsr sts. 5&f
John Wunderlich. j ,oi2 tFrtz Baurose ....'.soa
Claus Il Lage. IL oy9 tJohn O'Bren.. .......tsi
John Bechtel ...... 9o3 t4Alsxandef Blair. sza
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.
james $. Smart 0a7 tGeo Murray.
FOR CON- TABLE,.
Jesse Teagarden 932 tIenry f. Mezger.
Henry Abs, ,.v.:. :.1,ool IT, Kennedy. ...........S2S
FORCLERK.
John W. Collins. 81 ,07C tEel Peck. 1855
8slHT 1oR CITY AssEsSos. As
Francis Ochs...... 776 tWm. McManus. .....4SS
+IDemo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
his wo.oded mon upon the Geld. thaA absndos
FAR fall

his woaoded mon upon the Geld. thaA absndoa
item disgraeefally.
tSpseiA: 70 HERALD
4 rumos 10 In circulation that the enemy had
appeared at Csntsrville about 50 900 atrsns.
It IL regarded - probable, I. eonssqsncs Of INTEL
liG0oce otherwiss recsivsd, that the main body
o. Ter. Lees army Vas coming south ward from
Winchester, and that . portion % u passed
through Thornto.s Gsp II the direction Of War
Aidnight.-Ths report that the snsmy Aad ap-
peased 10 force Of 900 at OF near Centervills,
Il not eoa6roed BY any intelligence at headsuss-
tsrs tonight.
Soashsrn News. Hsa
NEv YosK. Ost. Is.
The following extracts are taken from Southsrn
pspes: a5s
Al0usrA. Oct. z.
The Savannah papers have eorrsspondsnes from
Bald win, Fia., 9Th, saying . train went within
miles 4 Jacksonville yesterday p N.
Ous cavalsy drove In the Federal piskets, and
two gun-boats opened on the train, but did NO
damage. y
eleven hundred Fsdsrals landed at Jackson
illsyesterday. Oas troops ere gathering :,
Ar0CsrA, Oct. 10.
this morning, dated Bald vim, FIs., 9th, says the
Federsls at jacksonville emb ,rxei yesterday aud
went down the river. This morning carly large
gunboats were still lying OF the towp.
The EedsrAls have taken of al tho negroes
they can get, both slave and free.
Tho Petersburg Erpress has reliable inselli-
gence from Suffolk up TO Taesday night lest
The Union fsrces Eov in and around aie esiimat
Cd 1t o5 ,0Ov. II I0 20 y
We are grati6ed to hear that our forces are %
stationed that the invsders will meet With very
desperate resistance. f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
From Washington. 10
WAsBIHoTox, Oct "A.
rSpscial to Tribune I


y Especial to Tnbuas.]
There has been NO fighting in, kentucky since
tho battle Of the oth-Buell's dispatch, concern
ing which, has been pnblishsd. All reports of
subsequent battles are untrue.
The Government is in frequent communication
with Buell., but he hes made no mention OF the
death Of Bsskg ami Cheatham, nor y is regarded
Is probable. Ia view Of tie positions Of the op-
posing armies, and the movement which oars IL
making, and the enemy apparently attempting 70
make, there will mot be any fighting o. large
scsle for s0me dayD to come.
correspondent with Sigel sends the following !:
It's. FAIarAx q. g., Oct II.
Gen. Stahl, who left CentysvilIs % Sunday, -
make : rec0npoissancs 10 force, rstorned THIS
morning from his expedition. He proceeded as
far - Aliis without meeting any enemy. Beyond
that plsce he Was met and attacked ~ several
bodies Of cavalry. lhs enemy wsre driven back
at every point. though no eerioas nghtiog took
plsss. Ges Stahi's forces visited Sneakefsvills
and Middiebusy, spd went within = few miles Of
Leesbur9, making in al ride of eighty miles il
sveosy-iour hoarS. They met tWhite's cavalry,
the Loudos ssvslry. the 9th virgisia, snd pof-
ton Of Stesarts, st VARIOUS points on the route.
s% eighty e n,ssy % ssr, a1e
i've were eaptared at other places, sAd . portion
Indis4tions of ! large camp we're seen nsar
Goose Creek, towards the Potomac, whifh had
probably heen occupied By the cavalry that mads
the Pennsyivsnis raid. Scouts to-dty bring In
formation Of the coneentration Of large fUFco Of
the sneny, estimated . 1000, il thst neigh
boehood. -
Especial to the Timas.l
A rseonnoissanos was alss nsds By Capt. Bar
nett, With small foses u thss6ih Ohio Volsn-
teers, 70 the neighberheod u Nsrrsnsown and
Thofosghfsrs Gap. They ~ no enemy.
The tollowisg i just received from Frederick,
A>.>A ~ p n $5sD#4 s+re asss4s Igas ass4s TssA
Frederick u again threwD into s1eitsapns "
the report d N sxpeeied sttAsk. Many look mp
on II . runsr 81 up by ~ DsesssiSaists here.
lron ~ tssti1cay slssady - y tss
easo of Gen. Nsstindaiss he sAasgsg appeas % -
vosy unjust, Ard seee wholly 6pos q oxrssssion
I'D u 0ea. Maslls1 1ale afo9 - AGht = No
~ Hn, Tat - Ns1I4 neAx ~ ~ lAtes =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
From Cincinnati.

CIxcis:SArr, Oct. ~.
Tho Grenada appeal Of the 9th ays. Strsgglers
Of Lees rebel army number 10000. A regiment
Of Indians fre m North ,rolina. is now stationed
At Cumberland Gap, garrisoning that poins, and
lighting ULion bu.hwhackers. Comtnsdore F.
Msury has gone 70 Europe in ssmi-Ufacial cspac.
ity.
peal says the crisis is upon Mississippi and urges
the State authorities not to rely longer upon the
Confederate Government for protection, but throw
into the field the whole available force.
The defeat Of Buell. BY Bragg il . contingencs
that cannot be relied on. lotima friends Of Cen
fialleck in st. Louis expect him to return to the
West in . short time.
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AVER TIE ~.
AxRlvED, Wednesday, October /;

ARRIVED, Wednesday, Oetobef15
KAfH CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk. \
JAMss MEANS, Rissce, Dsbuqus. N
HNRY CLAY, Bufofd, St. Paul.
oxPAHrBD. i.
BILL HExsEBsoN, Rhodss, Dubuque.
Is KArR CAssHL, Davis. Keokuk. a
HsNaY CLAY, Buford, 81. Louis.
IL aDsArs IsAvIsa ro-pAr.i -h
The Q. s. mail packet James Means, Captsi
Pierce, win depart for Dubuque and interns1 s1ia4s
landings this morning 1t I o'clock.
The mail and passenger packet jennie Whip
pie, Captain Aorrisson. viii depart for Fort Aadi-
son and al intermediate landings 1t o'clock this
morning. Geo. ". Girton in the ONCE.
The POPULAR and last sailing steane. North srnsr,
Captain Afford, wiif depart for st. Louis and way
points to-day. Je1y Wood in the ONCE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
SUPREME coUaTI
OCTOBER TERN.

CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Judge.l
ID zEslEGs &. s. s. EUwsa MSsyaH' 5a'sio... 8
I'D. Patton, Clerk pro tenn:
Laoshlin vs. Green 3 weals, LIN Co, a[
Bpiander v. Atw.ll, appellant, Inn Co, af-
frmed.
Washington College ". Duke, Warrington Co.,
affirmed. N
Washington College ys. Lsdford, Washington
Co., affirmed.
White 4 Wright, appellants, Wheeler,
Wash ngton Co., affirmed. s r, 1.
Nysrs, appellant, ". Co. Of Johnen. johnson
C; Cross u Dist. Dayton Township Low. Co.
Iews, affirmed. :,
Guest ". Byingtbn. johnson Co, d6rmed.. 4
kssling vs. Csntonvine, appellant, Benton Co.,
spencer v. Wheaton, 4 Il, rsa. GO, x.
6rmed. ss s4.., 8 *sa.-a sstsss
sy:ss, 'pps'.'' =. rvs''e', w.fi.ssea Co..
, 7Psef ". Hsaysshots, appellant, 4 =, aaarrsd'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
AN ELecr1oS Row.-The Abolition;sts

AN ELecrIoS. Row.-The Abolitionists
Of Winfield township, dasrmiped 70 carry the
election in their preciut on Tuesday, at ell
hazards. The Noun. Joy Democrsts started
out in force with the Stars and Stripes s.rsam.
ing from the front team AID pa.ssd srouad BY
the Fifteen Mile House" ,heses spi,hs wsp.
sic and to the polls Ga t.eir vay they we're
Joined by one Ex. Squire Mrtin, and auothsr
party. who commenced taln,ing tie Demo.
Gratis. and aceusing them Of carrying . flag
that they would not suppor. On arriving at
the polls, at about noon, the in.
su.ting language vas kept up By the ,Aboli.
tionisss with the view of 10 imids,ine Demo-
Gratis and Keeping them fom voting their
ticket. This was borne for while. but finally
became insurporsab!e. whsnthe lie wss passed
and Ex.'Squire Martin pitclsd into NJ. Jamsl
Henthorus. . Democrat. 70 live him : thrash.
ing. A line of battle was s,eediiv formed
and for short time free light. "a. iuui-
neut. The belligerents wss sen,r.tsd. how
ever, and peace prevailsh thereafter. Th,
Democrats pressed thoir VII with renewed
energy. and during the re.t Of The dey yer,
mot accused Of being traiok. ThS oifsnsiv,
parties gained nothing BY THAR nslnusss. 10
il s1asting ,sst thsy vosss l.hpg had he salis
iassiea4 20 sf1Asdtpe shsasd II q, - niaor
NJ. alars "A esai Y -elis " u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
Iowa Crit Sent. !

Iowa Crl Sept. Is.
! EDS. DEMOCRAT AND Nkwaa-I4N City gives
lSs majority for Martin, for the uion add the
Government. for the Cohstitutin and The
laws, and against John Brown Ginnell and
higher Law fsnaticis1a against session, The
rebellion, anarchy and usurpatio4n aIl their
varied forms. Ths county viii lrobsbly in
ersass this majority to 300 at least
aw ss.w gsg Yours truiy. J,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

DAv1kP0RT, Aug II, 1859,
General Order No. 100.
!. In order that tho Southern Border Brigade
shall not be an unnecsssary expense 70 the State
it is directed that not more than ten men shall be
detailed for special service from any company in
any Battalion unless there be On actual invA-
sion and then the additional force must bs ordered
out BY tte Major Of the Battalion, and in every
with statement Of the facts upon VII oh tho ad-
ditional forces ordered into tho field, scd The
oficcrmaking tho order will 'be held responsible
for the correctness sf his statements and actions.
II. No person who has left Camp Heron with
out leave Of absence or furlsugh, will bs allowed
10 enlist for any new regiments or organisation,
and if any recruiting officer shall enlist such per-
SON, said officer viii bs refused 8hy commission 10
any CON pany Of this State. Every mastering Or
and be requested to refuse mustsr1p all such de-
serters from Camp.
III. All absentees Of the companies known %
Capt. Secrets or Capt. Parksris will report hen-
selves 1t once to Camp Heron. a
Nv. No transfers from one company organised
in this State for the U. s. ssrvice will be allot-
ed prior TO mastering except the consent Of The
Adjusant General.
The senior ofiiser Of every Camp IN this State 10
directed to sss that these orders are strictly On.
forced and to arrest any soldier who attempts 70
pass the lines Of the Camp without the psfmis-
sion Of the connsnder, endorsed By said senior
officer Of Camp.
BY order Of the Commander-in-Chief. "
@s%s< Nh. BAKER,
e1 Adjt 0sn1 of Iowa.
Papers at county seat copy once. H.
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Papers It county seat copy ono,
state Of Iowa.

. Ot0v6 0I 1OW0s
ADJuTAHr GENYKAL1 OvYfORl
DsvespoFt, Oct.l4, less
Nor1cE There are In this Dspsrtnsat the
following named amounts In drafts, oe6sss, vae-
rants Of eaen:s st@pgy as Ys5s$ tgsri
Adam Beatty, Go. 4, 14th lo.s lnfa.tsy. elo24 4s
Privats Terry, Co. a : Sth 1919
Wallace ,Ashastsr. fornerly lsth lows . "
lp9autry.. b
Wn. Fnnsy. 14th or 1ssh Iowa Infantry, 1850
Chsa W. Wilson. Co. 4, 9Th lows 1aftsy, 10ytO
3. W. Gle, for ssbsistsncs u Capt. Stat
ford's Co., 18th Iowa lnfastsy. ..... 7s.6A
D. Dillon ...................... 500
4 Il IL desirable thatths shove smosats b ealIea
for Forthwith. NIB. BAKER,
asE Adjt. 0sn1 u lows.
Cliatoa herald, Lyoss Ainos, asd ~. ysmss
paper publish ones. Oct 13-3t VI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
From w nshi ngton.

{ -. WAsHisoroN, Oct. Is.
Special TO the Post
Secretary Chase u mach better to-dsy. He
expects 70 be at the Treasury Dspastnsnt io-nse.
row.
Tho report prevailed on the south sido sf the
Potonss ester lay evening. that the rebels hal
advanced to and were fighting or troops q Goa.
treville.
PROMPT arrangements vere mads Oh along our
lines TO meet all emergencies, bat % NO 6riae vas
heard In that direction, tho alarm so subsid a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
From PhlDudeDDhia.

PsLADHLPnIA, Oct. Is.
The Ba9etis says thai IL hss reeeivsd psivseo
letter dated Shippeusbury. Cumberland, shish
states that the rsbs!s are crossing the Fetsnas
sgsin at Hancock In . large force.
Great excitement prev ils private sslsgrao
from Chambsrsbnsg Inst ni4ht, ssys tAas heavy
a,ing was heard ell day In the nsighboshood &
Hancock -
The reported rsbsl Gro sing Of the Potemas o
Hancock II not believed q Hssrisbuye.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
NEW JERSEY.

NEwARK, Oct. Is.
me City Chsrter election has resulted in .
democratic victory, They carry nearly al
the wards and retain . maj jority 10 the eoun-
Gil. The democratic majority 10 5000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

MILITARY Men ATTENTIoN.-If you
sish for Uniform and full equipments clii
IF. l. Erskine, Nicholl's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

Flas.-Ycsterdsy morning at about
-four o'cloek. : Gre broke out IN the old two
story frame dwelling on the alley back Of Al
word d Van Pattea's store. Front street, vhich
nearly consumedih entire concern. Tue Gre
companies rallied ADD saved portion of it. It
was owned By Woodruff 4 Co., New York /.
Morris Brophy and McCabe. Of this city. Il
was unoesupiM and uninsured-worth hun.
dred and fifty dollars, perhaps. It was set on
Ere. but it isnot known by whom.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

.TsoR BUrLDfNosA BRIDGE, ON SECOND
j street, near afrison, win b received ~ the
undersignsd st lis ONCE. IN FraDklin block whore
plans and ersci6eatioDs can 30 sx.niaes.
GEO. ". AoCARN, 90
Chairman Street Com. City II Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

IoCIsvILLk, OCT. I5.
Skirmisbisg yesterday oil slosg the line, f.to
Harrodsburg TO Stanfurd. The rebels ase trying.
70 get ont Of tbs State, though Bragg hurried s..
cause on the day Of tho fsrsysvills battle hes.
heard that Price and Van Dorm had been bsstss
st Corinth, aad hs eosld not got rsiniososusst
from that quarter.
Large numbers Of rebel desd are still wing an.
buriei at Perryssills. A rebel dstaichmsal came
te tho Held under fsg Of .rnce. s.w their dead,
and let them without sny attsntisn. Tho sunc
the rebels took from US, and which ~ recovered. :.
were spiked With Telegraph wire, shich wo easily
removed. sass. -
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,K E GleT z n. sef

v0kTHB WKEK BSbIN0 OCT. II, 1902,
U Meteorological observations, usder tAs directio.
NeAs SasithaoniGn lss ssie,sicn, made Gt Grjsseold
coAeye, 81 WV. r. DCNwooDY, Latitude, Al 80;
AorM Longitude, 1889 West; Height above sls
ssa, 737Jeet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

Origin and Progress Of the Rebellion, the various
Naval and Military engagements, and he nesoic
deeds psrfogmed BY Armies And individuals, and
Touching Scsaes in the Field, Camp, Hospital
and Cabin, sv
BIT JOHN 8. C. ABBOTT.
Author Of the .Mothsr 1t Home," "Lifs Of Ma
poleon,' sHistory os the French Revolutien,' =
etc. !.
1nustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
Engrayings of Rattle Scenes, and Portraits Of
Distinguish ed Men BY the best Artists il Ameri-
CO. 1t will be issued in two Royal Octave Vol
umes Of oyer $50 pages each. A good sgent
wanted to sell this History in each csupsy Of the
State Of Illinois. Apply to or address
CkARRG i Co,
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THE CT Y.

ATTENTION OFFIcERs.-FOr a choice
military uniform call at Cone D. corner Braoy
sad Second etreets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

i GEMS. SUTLRRS, NEWS DEALERS,
"a Peddlers, sttsntion! We have the largest
War Maps, Sonessss5, lsk, Tasaies, H., sod .
the prices IN the West, sddssss l
CLARKE + CO,
Indiaaapsiis, Ind, q Sprisg6slt, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

TPEnsoNAL.-Hon. Joseph A. Wright,
Is. Senator, from Indiana, arrived At the
Bits House last evening. He is stopping
tie with his brother. Judge Wright.
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New \ 1Sk aMarkuls

hs- -5.'- NEW YoRK, Oct Is
FLOUR Receipts II, ,140 bbls. Market excited
and l0025 cents higher. Sales 12.5O0 bols 1t
s6-25@640 Super State; S6.50l06 80 Extra sitats;
$8.25@64 40 Super " estern, s6.25 a7.a0 Common
70 metium Ezra Western ii 81 O0ta7 20 common
to good shipping Brands extra 4. II. o.
WHEAT.-M Market excited and 2@l3c better.
Receipts 50 523 bushels. Seies 20 600 bush els at
$l.2e01 ~ Chicago Super; $1.25@$ 81 Mil
waukee Club; 81 3s01. AS Winter Red Western !;
$,.43t9lA5 Amber Michigan.
Corn Receipts 81 1888 ,bu. Market excited
and 1@2c better. Sales $4,000 bu. at 67@6yc
Mixed Western.
PonK --Firmer. Sales 500 bbls. at S13 $50
1850 mess and Sli.75dl2 primo.
WHrsKY.-Market firm sales 500 bbls at 35L
@86c.
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-g3 sa.VTE0. o. ssd-4ss''
MDDLnAGED WONAHASAasIsrANT
"A Geek. kPaly 8 " ii = ,S,a.,is.s j
rss@sf 'Ess = 1ax I 8
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OPBICs or THE DIX. + NRwsl
~v Wednesday Eve, Oct Is.
Barley is the leading article in market now, aud
is s, higher under tho pressure Of some new buy
srs, each trying 70 get his share. Wheat is frner
ELous- .s4 .6o@ 4.8o- Wholesale, and 5.oo@5.2t
retail Shipments $50 bbis. If
II WHsArAlh good demand at 759s2c, for prime
old s5@70c other grades. Receipts 1000 bu
Shipments 75O bu. as4t. IS,
B4aLsr. - Active 81 7o9s5c. Receipts 2 ,751
bu. Shipments ,S2o bu..
CoRx-l7@z0o. Receipts 500 bu.
OArs--We quote at 25M27c. Receipts $50 bu
Osross Active At eoea7o,. Receipts 500 bu.
WOOL As0s. Receipts 500 lbs.
bAY-Uplsnd prairie $5@6.
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Fson Ciaclp uast.

CIxcixxA1i, Oct. Is.
Gen. Granger's advasss took posssssies e Paris
to-day. special 10 the Connssei4l from In
army left Helena some days siaes sssssdcd the
nsessipyi. and aiss0 0bsfksd q Caps 0isarisaus
liz destination u uSk o~D. N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

THE Beard Of Supervisors meet to
canvsss ~ county vote and attend to other
business sn Monday next. Gazing from The
stsrn wifiow Of the upward bound Salt River
packet. apon which. with party Of friends.
vs embarked on Tuesdsy evening, Il appssrs
70 ~ has the republicans are slightly ahead.
P.& We shall be back In time to try Il
over gain. psshap.. sa ''.li
Ir Continental, Security, LorilIard
anq Astropolitsn Fire Insurance Conpauies, Of
NJ York: and the New Eoglasd and Marine,
@J % isrslerd, are rslia6ie. prompt paying stock
yPnpsnses' Robert simpson, agent. south
- eornsr Second and BrsdY streets.
n 'henix Insurance Company Of Hart
6fr6 aaaafa Lat NJ. locn q - - ssAnn 3ann !.
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OHIO.

W. CLEVELAND, Oct Is.
I The folio wicg counties give msjori,ies aver.
aging 500 for the democratic State tiekst;-
Crawford. Holmes, Clark. Wayne, Allen, ,Koox.
Sandusky, Richmond. Ashland.
Waite. union. for Congress 10 the Toledo
District. is probably elected.
In the Fr-nkin District, Schenck il elected
o. er Valiandigham.
Gurley 10 defeated in Hamilton.
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New York Stock Market.

New YoRK, Oct. Is.
Stocks irregular and closed heavy.
C. Il r. I. S2c.
Americanepld $l34N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

BoDY OF A MURDERED SOLDIER FoUND.
-festerday morning the body Of a murdered
man was brought up b. he steamer Kate Cas-
sci, having been ound ia the river down near
New Boston. TIE corpse was Identified as be.
ing that of man who vas short time since
engaged as File Majsr ct Camp Heron.
There was bullet hoe in che skoll. His
name was Jesse r Herr Ok, and was resident
Of Jones county,. aE4 @aF ~
1t app ars that soma two. weeks since this
man and another, whose name We do not
kaow, came down from camp. and with some
other musicians gavsshs Grey Beards ga
Lutte at their recruidn Office. From what
transpired there it was evident that Herrick
and the other party were on rather uptriend'y
telms-growiug outof some election at camp.
perhaps. in which Hrrick was The successful
party. Isis known ID. Herrick and another
party. supposed to behis friend, vent together
to house Of illfsme though it u asserted by
the party alluded to hat Hsrriek did not 60
into the house. The other party did. but
when he came out Herick. who wac to have
waited on the outside, vas missing. Since then
he has not been seen r heard OF about here.
until brought back c,rp.s II wss evidsnt-
ly case Of murder. ant the authorities ought
to take steps to ferret out the murderer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

=. VAuKO, OC[ 10.
The rebel force which robbed tho uax.l Dali
Yesterday At CsscvvilIe, was commanded BY Cois.
Anderson, Johneon and Martin, and sapr;ossd q
number about 1000. About $4,000 worth Il
boots, clothing. sugar, coffee, powder and lead
were taken. They threaten to BUN eli boats shat
fall iato their hands
Two transports, the Admiral and Philadslphis.
laden with ordnance stores were burned TO- DAY at
Co'ambus. The fre il supposed to 70 the work Of
i. rebel Tho fire originated in the cabin sf the
Admyai, and while burning she Aoated ar.ir.t
the Philadsiphia. 1909 kegs Of powder vsrc a.
ken from the iatter during the condasrstisn. Sew.
eral hundred shells esplodod in the Admisl.t tear.
ing her to pieces, and acattering her fragmsnts
sbout town. Many houses were bit. Cen Dodee
was slightly wounded IN tho arm hy one Of these
frAgments. Loss estimsted st $1,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

k.RouND. Our friend Parker, Sutler
Oft 10th Regiment. is at home. spending
few .ys with his faull5 ard tisuds HE'S
looki, Is though the business agrees with
him; -. :.
~ yY 2~- ;
-.I,isoxAL-Anong. the snosaIlss At
the Butts House last evc.ing. we noticed Il.
NJ Msro. d emocra,ic Candidate for Coigrs sss
in the .h District, Rush CLARK. Esq J. B.
i lmond Esq.. Sam. II Fairail, Esq Of Iowa
City. J. :. Palmer. editor Of the State Rtg's'
ter who, on his way East. - a. sss~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
Dssasscslvs Fire.

DoeasuceIvo Fire.
NswAxx. Oss. -. ~
factory, With 1900 kpap sssks nearly
ready for delivery. vas destroyed By 6fs Lest
night. pfzA 4.