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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION. No.
w 30 cor -th-t --in ere' Deposits - Gle rate "
,r cent or Of 1919 au uu-s. and per ceut on sums
over 40 Mol., d.po-ii.d before Juy lV vii Zee
crye ori fhr i-f fn pptn ifl no a. 3D. a- o.
ds.y and on Monday W,d4esds.s. and Saturday, from
i,,c { s~frr. SEC THO3 3. STILLsfiV Preff
IGErr1ANp CoLrrRys ,yD CIyC >sAri RRtRosp o.,
CisvItA,D. o. JuH- - 1902.
ENiE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF tbs Com
< u,ry lare d.. arr c As DiNit-r I'd o. tis j. FIR
p. ct net esruirgs the .k months ending fh
inst .nd sIOth DIVIDEND oI FIVE PER CENT o.
q b. accumulated surplus, bo piysoe en- and after 1t day
oi August mkt.
ot IA, n m. trI tote. Ifus. 90. Of Newioft'
te Ulrii.ud Crtrar- TO be- issued flr r4iua. shares
81 10. ne entitled 90 lulure dividends, Until ,cuycr.ea rto
Tie r,n.fer Books will close tho evening Jolly T. and
open Az.
'' N'-' - GO IA RUSSELL. Treasurer.
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G FL NEW 7-Oetaye PIAAOs in rose

- NJ M " 1-OctdNt IINNU0 m rOFp-
" II's wood esses iron frames and oyeI.strurc bsss
.of i' 10 y" mod 1fs tO do win carved legs aud
$40 49, S|I.. and 500 rev 81 octave sl35. do.
elogteYe e'Tl The above Pianos fully wsrranted
snd Le efeates Bargains that found IN to cirv
Please cs and thfn. Secondhand Pisnos 81 90, 90
SO Tto, - aud 100 New AELODEONs ID extremely
10 LII L. st - ana upward per month allowed IN uu
chased monthly payments received for the same Second
band Pi9a0s taken Ia exchange for paid f The
Foreign sheet MUSIC Al cents page All Kinda OF
ha.ic merchandise at v prices pianist attendance TO y
nsp music. HORACE WATERS Agent, Nc. Ssl BlosdBay
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3Jrinilne.
gnetructlou.
LrTE ANn MILITARY

CUBAN INSTITUTE AND MILITARY
~ ACADEMY a. N1W-HAHBUBG, " N--Pupis I'd.
uli,ed Tor the Summer gsca1n Ergi-h French spansh
.sInau I.an and Nd sry Teachers rssden i the uft
tute Gymua,iun hue Pay Ground, dc For cIrU ~
Toll particulars apply 10 GEO. slAONS Agent
Nc. 40 UTOoIIe-st-, =. y
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarytOwn. n. y
i rhe forty.ninth SEMI ANNUAL SESSION viii com.
plsRcs May 4. For circulars address the Principal
D. 5. kONE, 4. Nj.
NlOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
w INSTITUTE No. 2l8 Fourtbs. Washii ston-sgusro
Of 1aodous Al-st.. tCLAKkE : FANNING. Reclors
With twelve A'ssants) prepares pupils VI al Tor bas
College.
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rN0R sALE-At GLENWOOD. YONKERS.

4 COTTAGE and Of Of LAND vel STORED
with Fruit md Ornamental Tees. Shrubs aud Vines Waef
and Gss in tho Ho1s- Splendid view Of the Hui River
About m nutes' wek from o." Rsood Station AZ Grnwooc
and % uinut.s walk rom Tonkers For fther pat cusrs
nonilc Of PECK BRO rHERo, No 6 Chambers st., \. y
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of

I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-CHANGE OF
TERNINUS-Ps seug.r D-p1t Jaurs.slp aud foot %
J4fhst r. rat 81 Tor 20 eeup1n. st' irhor Orient,
and Eaup.ou.. a. p m snI f.l ior Fe..et a. j 20
o. 10. io O-eeup1r % o. %. lor iaf-insdre Sundays
Lo t.rin ayes 1ftefs Paint O. DO FfiDI a. rG o.,
fof Rvarhsii ali Boa eliiie 4'lgs a eHcuf on ratei
returning leaves Rivtrhrsd 1t s. 10.
%EW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. Il.
- For Aiasuy Toy. Neftn .Ht Nrsi.- $ MINER AR
X ANGENEST, Commanding rIrRsp 81 Msy o. ln2
For ALBANt, lV.JJ IL ~ press hsi Tan ifom ltshst
sistQr
FcI Local Irsisa --e limo Table
JOHN bJRC Hill 1s.i.faf. sore- 'ut"ndent.
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ESEADS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~ NJ. p. BROWN.
Importer No. 1855 PEAKL-ST.. Eew-YoIk
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Muslcal Instruments.


pOABDMAN, GRAY Il Co. have REMOVED
- 10 No 2o Broadway opposite The New York HoeL "A
neut o. their uurivaed PIANOS heud. Co'tage
LODEONS 10 krHI
DlANOS, NELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
FIRST class For SALE. q LET or SOLD on ms ALL
AsNls on favorable terms Psioubet HImouiums. enc
sv0 three banks OF Keys SJOto a4OD Cotses Pianos
fully warranted q aud octave, rs to 800
j. NJ FELTON,. Nos. 8il and 80 Broadway. ". Y
pAVEN "a BACON,
IA M.nu'acufrra Of Grand aud Square PIANO FORTFs
Warercom No 10 Grsnd-st, near Broadway. n. Y.
We te offering favorable terms foil assortment
OF .au warouted ia every epec Liners
1'en's made with parties desiring 70 pay BY nsa-rts
&TElNWAY & SONS GOLD-MEDAL Pa
- TENT OVEESTaGNO GRAND and SQUARE Pr
AsOo have been awarded he hrst premium Gnd
steneYg exhibited n competition with the best Of
boslon fcw ofk Philadelphia aod Baltimore and alo now
considered ne beet Piano manufactured.
~nn guaranty ioF i've years given With each ins.fu
Wsreroous Nos. g and "a WALKER-ST nsar Broadsay
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IRVING SAVINGS ISSUTtTION, No. 50
NarIer-si -uerot made on Or he'ps ne Ioh ~ JnY
will receive interest frou, tne l., Interest owed ~ tne
rose o. c,1t Suns ord - -2 fgi pr CEN on
lais over alo11t OfE| DAILY r.r log n to- p ~ ;
.s ou Monday rnnrsuy saturday fvrHiurs isom o.
Z %. m b. B-alo.r y o. 800 ou bond tnd Noits -e.
WALTER W JONtkLis President.
NasDER.. L. frIIos. Ste-rtary.
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, VAN

~ Plsces-Siclm,r ARMENIA fol lo,t oi Har.-ol.s'.
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY iud FRIDAY, 81 o. m.
NOR BOSTON and PBOViDENtL, aNEW-
4 PORT and FALL RIN Err -'rbs spefdid ami superior
! Gamer NETROIOf.fS Capt Br.vu lave. Nry.tofk
ey.ry TUESDAY THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY. ~
o',l,rk u sd tho EMPIRE 81 IE. t.pt. brtton on
MONDAY. WEnNEsDAl, .ld FRIDAY. a. O'clock q. a.,
nom Per No y. r.
He,eaer no rooms vii be regsrTed - secured 70 any a
I licsut uit the same .hsl have b.el paid e.
Fiei-h boston ior" aldod Though With great dispatch
WI ENKnEN A.ert. No. 70 anl u Wl.l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

EOR SALE-TEN ACRES OF LAND in the
& town Of nye n. Y, about half milo from Pot
D~uot and % miles from tie city ogcu3oAng The
village AID Commanding pcadi view OF Long Island -ouud
and Oh. surrounding country For country residence hi.
Il cannot be- surpassed W 10 cold picel- tne
wno. exchanged TO- productive ely properly. tor further
pssti,usrs Apply 30 PECK BUSH, Port hsst5i OF FtCh
BROTH ERS, No. 81 Ch1LlbUrt. &C., Now.fOik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

4 ANli1.--i ~ ALI W ~ Inv d - i'-tit7.
Large wing settlement Of VI sELAN D. milo cimets
~ miles south Of Phi dspna by soad ich soil hne
CT ps 10 be growing Alcre tracts 60 from 800 80
PEI scie payable wih four yar Good business opcing'
good ocety Hundrcds seuing add making Improve
Ieas. Agrly 10 CHAS K. LANDS Posiu4as ef Nucluo.
Cuberlsnd County " ). L-tters aps.efed Papos coa-
isiuii. un information viii De- sent ifce.
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orrlcl or rnE CoNrNty Al l&sra4NcE 90,

Be. ~, bTo dNsy. :
CUSTOMERS Of this Company entitled q
- CfRTIfIc ATS ~ PROFIT tor thr ger 1900 .s D.
qurseJ 70 OBTAIN sud for the !mnedia'ey, Il
Fl y LAuPORT Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

CTONINGTON LINE ior Boston, via GRO
y TON NEW-IOvDO%. SrONIN9FDN. PROV
UFvCr rTVPCET TATNTOs aat EEW-BEDF JEr
The spl,ndd steamers CJMMONWEaLlb a 4 PLt-
MOUTH ROCK Will leave pier 30 l8 " ~ foot o. Court
laud'-st. % iiLY fe2cepi Suud iyl, az g. 100. 70
Frceht taken a. low ~ by auy oihfl nue. Voe o. 'sul
W NJ EDNAR Agent.
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rg1O RS.--NANIED, PROPOoAL"
Tor q quantity o. LOAN ChSIiN95 ,,..vt
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Address, 4. MORTON.
No p Mideu Lane Nsw-York.
Any one sendres single letter possamp vii receive cir
ctlar " ith the eu CRAVING shove referred 10.
r. For sale b. o. dealers IN the Inc Throughout, .ss
country.
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Gtfambodis an0 Railroads.
T,IsHING RANKs.-StenmerCROTON. Cat.

EISHING r ANKS.-Steamer CROTON, CAPT.
4 James A. D1mort viii leave daily folnys ,ssnrtsss
excep ed, Nortn Bivel-ytt a NJ Cnrisior her-st a
m, springs q IN. Fat Riyer-i0 h-sf. 80 90.
Broome.s, s a. ~ Peck-sp. 80 .. m. Pier Noi r.
H. kereshGens Of al kd ~ hug laekie Blit, Nc' on
board FARE FOR rHE TRIP, NFlN cENrs.
NTOTICE.-THE STEAMER NIAGARA VII
" eve james SIP !r.sr No. % Ea,t R7ef proo'oy
OF TUESDAY 'fFLANuJ' ne~i a. Co.'s, on n'i ".'-
tIi9 t. Orient 0eelroft sag haf1or &C. ald WI max"
regular "''' 'H''' A. BICHAa6soX, SaI50 su;on't
,tO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT BY SHORE LfSE.-Ltsyes ia %. t.h-av, B..
m ia Providence 4:2O Pm; l5S a. sly, in r,
,d -nce 1870 pHi' p bAlie'. i.fo' % Mall ii@n'
j. CALHOUN s.penl'sndeni.
TNOP ALBANY.-The Steamboat DANIEL
< DREW. f,r ALBANY ard lmsrue ste Landing.
fonctirr % 1.l-,t N-v.fotk, leaves oy-f ItH DAY,
THURSDAY, SATURDAY. hom Jsy.s'. f'f OF = o. no.
NORTHERN Il. X. Of NEW-JEGSEY.-
~ N aims eoy, Jerscy City for Pefnout - 4:@ "d ., ,
- 81. o.' p m nd - g. i % p" ~
md irCRDAt onis. T. w. bbA A"tsI' SD.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER. PALMER, FICHBrRG. NASHUA,
LOWELL. CONCOtU. TUE " HiIk AC. HIAlHs'
AND INTERMEDIATE fOiNfS
The new and sfsurrl STEAMERS of che Nprw o. Inc.
cry Os BOSTON aud CRY o. hEW YORK
leave New ork daily S'dy r1c-Pted 90 SOCK, p M
"'N FoH NEW LONDJN
sso,e poiss vi, Sorwie q orc,'er bos.on AWoree-i,r
Freight taken at the lowest re' toi inl'rlen i'Iu9e
OF r. > MARTIN. AGENT. ON tne Tier
CTONINGTON LINE ior Boston, via GRO
y TON NEW-LOEDON. SIONlN4l1N y, PROV
DESCE. hEWrCET TAINio.' go .tW-shDt ,,'n
The splendid steamers CJMMONWEhLiH a W.
MOUTH ROCK Will leave pier 30 l8 y. r., foot o; Court
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5teamboa,s an0 tlai'roaSs.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRO For ALBA
IA NY and TROY COsNsCEiNG WITH TRAINS
NORTH aid WESg Trains leave:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

Tur Srcxrr Our.-The cat 10 out OF
.he bag. and the country will breathe
more freely now that they know
inst what's the matter. An exchange
paper says: sHad Gen. Fremont been
retained in command We should not
have had such record of defeat" The
same paper ought to have told Us why
Gen. Fremont was not with his army
instead OF loafing arouod the country
with Major Generals commission in
his pocket, making abolition speeches to
fanatics, and improvising revival exhor-
tations at country campmeetings. Il
that the duty Of Major General? Is
that the way to carry out an oath to
support the government? 1t is a grea.
pity that Pope could not have had the
benefit Of Fremont's experience, but in
stead Of that he was away; he had
taken up his cline Of retreat" and the
rebels soon followed it. The country
will feel relieved now that the cause Of
our shame is apparent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
SIGMA.


BALTIMORE, Sept IL.
learn by a gentleman who left
Westminster at noon yesterday that
the rebels had abandoned that place on
Yesterday morning, and fed IN the d.
rection of Hagerstown. They came
from New Market.
Secession sympathizers kept aloot, but
female traitors focked around and vel.
coined them most enthusiastically.
The rebels arrested DR.. Billings. Lee.
provost marshal afterward paroled him.
All books and papers IN connec ion with
the enrolment were destroyed. They
also took possession of the post Office !;
seized and carried eff all postage stamps.
They appropriated few letters, but left
the balance. In intercourse with the
citizens they protested the greatest
friendship for that State, and desired to
De received as friends. No one inter.
ferred with or questioned them regard
ing their sentiments. The rebels oh.
tanned no recruits at Westminster. Thew
refused all except those fully armed.
They destroyed small railroad bridge.
but expressed regret for having done so
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
NEW YORK.
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DkVTsdk REyWEDxRs,
-A1R-
THE BEST IN THE WORTH
lnSURlMo
1ANE TEETH q SWEET 0REAru
AND
curing Teethaehe / Nepralela

:. De yon wish 70 - sissssd With and .a.,..a
~. 8. airs and Sosnd TEETH IT..
Dr. WIN. Husdss Unrivallcd Tnc,h Ose
occs warranted free from acid. Aha; -. o.
furious substance. Price, Is cents Der boz IN
~ BE ware Of the ordinary chan toI,l
dsts, which whiten but destroy. WV" p'".
DO you wish to DO certain that ron, h,...A :
pure, sweet and agreeable to uabsnd or v;rs ~.
InenoS! Use ". Aurdss Cele ArSs.1
mTetn wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle. 01
1n' .stin9ens wash u also the best remsdv n
Sore Mouth, cts. II has CURED bundrsdss "u"s
DO you, your Oh lid rem ssfer from roo.A,
YET Dr. Hurd's Magic T0otAache D,on.
Price, Is cents per bottle. OP''
Ar: you afflicted with Neuralgiap Get Dr. w
=: nusd's Neuralgia Plasters. Ths No.:
enect've and delightful remedy known. ''
1hey 90 not adhere nor blister, but soothe and
cnarm pain away Try them. Price, ls and 2s
cents Mened on receipt Of price.
W you wrsn complete set Of Dental Reme.
1 me 1 HM - fsause on Preserving Teeth? Got
neatest and most valuable present that o,s Co.
can make to another. Price, 81. Sent bv srnreS.
| on receipt Of price ~ 'AWess
country. 'as
CAUTI0N.-As there arc dealers vho tai. a.
vantage Of our advertisements to impose mn,
their customers inferior prepasatons il is necccs.
sary to insist upon having what you cali for. Ana
you wiil get the best, thoroughly tested, end pre-
Treasurer Of the New York State Dentists Az.
ciation, and Vice President Of the New York
City Dental Society.
WIN. B. HURD 4 CO.. New York
july8-dAwtfeb14
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

1T is matter of relief and encour
agement to be aware that our army j.
once more on the march-,hat the
corps and divisions Of veterans unde,
Mcclellan a.e out Of the fertilization.
at Washington, and moving agaips,
the enemy Chicago Journal.
Nor many ofthe Journals republi-
can brethren will endure the above san
timent. They are undoubtedly in favo,
Of having the rebels pursued and Gu,
down in their Wild career, but they wan,
no Mcclellan to have the management
Of the compaign. That is the worst rut
in the whole affairs pill that they
most utterly refuse to swallow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
The heavy rains this morning caused
an overflow which did immense dam.
age, somo estimating the damage a,
one million dollars, the flow Of water
was very powerful, carrying lumber and
sometimes houses with it. Five square
miles is marked BY complete deyasta-
ton. Water nine feet high. The Fac.
tory Of Cornelius and Baker, was badly
damaged. Five persons were drowned.
Considerable damage was done by the
overflow of the Schayikiil- and other
streams.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

Cur excitable friend Hutchins, Of the
Dubuque Herald must not allow his ug.
ly to get the upper hand in bis compo-
sition or he may come to grief. We
have no quarrel with the editors Of the
Herald, hut on the contrary, have a
great regard for them. But we do know
that it was bad taste to nominate Mr..
Mahony for Congress, just at this time,
and so thinks nine-terths of the Demo.
Gratis of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

The rebels, when they occupied
Frederick, Nd, paid gold and United
States Treasury notes to the merchants
and dealers Of the city for snch goods
and wares as they purchased. Blu.
these didn't last long, and they then
compelled them to accept Confederate
scrip, or gave them an order on the con.
ederate Government"
They seize the cattle and other pro-
perty OF known Union mea, deem.
ing them legitimate war plumber.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
CAPE RACE, Sept. II.
The steamship Edinburg, from Liver,
pool 4tb, Queenstown 5th, passed this
point.
Garibaldi had arrived at Spezzi. His
wounds are in favorable condition.
Nothing has been done as to his final
disposition.
The steamer No. 900 received heavy
armament at sea and will cruise and at.
tack all northern commerce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
From st joseph.

ST JosEPH Sep IL
Porter with about Eve hundred guer-
rillas made dash on Palmyra this
morning and released forty secesh pris-
oners. He held the town for . while
but withdrew when be heard the engine
from Hannibal whistle. He done nS
damage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

THE draft will be enforced 10 Penn
sylvania or the l5h, except in those dis
trlcts where the enrol ment has no,
been completed. To these five days Q
grace will be allowed. AS provided by
the State law, all persons under twenty
one are exempt, and persons having re
hgious scruples against fighting will be
permitted to pay sum Of mon. y as ar
qu,valent, the amount to be settled al
tie next session OF the Legislature.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

MURDER. "A man named Joshua
Adams living near Hardin county line
Marshall county, murdered his little
daughter in fit Of insanity few days
since, by striking her on the head with
an ak. The girl was about six years Of
age.-State REGISTER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

OECLINRs.-D. M. Sells who was ap.
pointed Mayor of the 2sd regiment dc
clines the appointment. This will leave
room for some oneo Of the thousand al.
P irsntsis-lss. .,... !,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

VS. need only the inspiration of free
dom to make the tread of the national
forces invincible. Courage and rope.
too, for this. The victory for the
Union and liberty is not far DISTANT
Gazette of yesterday.
You are mistaken, neighbor. We
need men who are willing to shoulder a
musket and fight for the preservation Of
the Union as it was, and the Constitu.
ton as it is. These men whose oniy
inspiration is that Of freedom for the
niggers, are like the Quakers, they have
scrurles against bearing arms in defence
Of the government that protects them.
The more we have of that kind Of
respiration in this emergency,the more
difficult it will be to crush the rebellion
and preserve our Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

ENGLISH papers think the suspension
Of specie payments by our banks omi
nous for the country. Yet the Bank Of
England suspended specie payment in
1897, and did not resume il until 1920
"a period Of twenty years. At this
time, Qs2o) England's national deb'
was six times greater than that of ths
United States now. II was fs6O,0o(
600.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

Mxurms Sept. 10, VA CAInos u
A special order issued jointly by Gen.
Sherman, and w. G. Gsliager, Of Treae y
Department 10 regulate the commereia!
intercourse between Memphis anc
Helena.
Last Friday 1t. Grierson Of the Cav.
airy regiment WAS shot by guer''Ilas
at Mrs. Whites residence, 10 miles from
Memphis, while riding in advance OF his
force.
2By bis command, Whites son was
shot while running through the woods,
Houses we're destroyed. Fearful re-
tributiou expected to-day.
Col. John Belzer has been found and
buried, by d. McCauly. Col. McCao>
ley has papers &c, belonging to Belzer.
Escaped federal prisoners just from
Holly Springs report Vellepigne moving
in the dircc ton Of Bolivar with 200
men, mostly artillery.
Breckenridge is also moving in the
same direction with 5000 men, their
destination is perhaps Columbus, which
they think they can hold.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
In Scorr Corrrv Corpr

In SC0TT COUNTY Court,
IN the matter Of he application Of Christian
Scnuare, executor Of the last will and testa-
ment OF Frederick lillian, deceased, for leave 70
sell real estate to pay debts.
stats OF IowA,l
COUNTY OF SCOTT, sS.J
Pursuant to an order Of the County Court, no.
ace 10 hereby give to Caroline lillian, Frederick
iilan: lillian lillian, Louise lillian, Henry H.
iiao, Adam lillian, Ludwig lillian and Frederick
imam and william Schuare. guardian Of tho three
last named persoss and all other parties interest
ca IN the real est,te Of sid decedent, that there
10 now on ME in the Office Of the County Judge Of
scott county, Iowa, . petition Of the said Chris-
tan Senuare, executor prayinx leave Of said court
to soil tho real es..te Of said decsdent to pay
debts, and said Proceedings will be heard on Nom
that being the regular tern term 81 SAID court.
8. E. BROWN,
sepl0 Atty for Executor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

Notice o Recruiting Officers and Claim.
ants.
Discussing OFF1CEa
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. Fl, 1862. !
l. In future, recruiting officers defraying exren-
ses for recruiting, will be required to take memo
randum receipts and file them with their accounts
as su5-vouchers.
2. No claims will be paid for expenses incur
red in raising regiments until they are mustered
into service.
H.E. HENDERSHOTT,
Capt. % Art'y., Discussing Officer.
Papers at County seats copy once.
aug23-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
From Cinclnnatti.


C1NcrESArI, Sept. Is.
The skirmishes yesterday resulted IN
the capture Of 20 rebels. fr'soners r..
port the rebel army in good spirits, and
anx;ons to advance on CINCINNATI. 1t
was understood by them that they were
TO fall back in the direction OF Florence
to draw our forces out OF their entrench-
ments.
Kirbey Smith made speech to bis
army on Wednesday, assur ng them
that before many days they would quar-
ter in CINCINNATI. A report says that
Bragg has reinforced Smith with twelve
regiments. At 10 o'clock this morning,
the entire rebel force fell back, aud their
pickets are now five miles from our
lines. Our troops are in good spirits
and anxious 10 be led forward.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

HERRoN's BR1aADE.-A letter re-
ceived here from Brig. Gen. Herron,in-
forms us that orders from the w al
Department assign the 10 b and 2oth
Iowa regiments, two Illinois regiments
aud one from Wis onsin, to the com
mand Of General Heron, and that ct
forts will be made to have the 81 t in
Guided. THIS Brigade IS to occupy
ltoIla, Mo-, il short time.-DubuQue
Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
From W ashtngtOn.

From W ash1ngtOne
WASHINGTON, September -.
After Harvey's letter, in consideration
of what has been represented to me ~
the ministers of all the departments,
and after hearing the council OF State:
| am pleased to decree the following: !
Article 1.-The free introduction ls
permitted Of foreign cereals, wheat,
corn, rye, barley, oats, -four and Tread,
through the inland and maritime port
OF the kingdom until the end.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
WANTED.

STATE: COUNTY AND CITY ORDERS,
- Amenc.n aiold and Demand Treasury NJ. -
Tor which TIE highest market price will b paid II
90 DsnkAnle iunds, at the law once Of samuel e.
oEoWn' rear OF L. a. 4acklot's banking houss. 4
Davenport, Aug. Is. 1854.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
TO LET.

OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ ~ fost Once and LeClaise Blocks, The Le-
Claire Market House, suitable fsr storage Of grain
or heavy merchandise. Apply to
1OsrN T.. CO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

THE Dubuque Herald says that the
Clerk Of The District Court, in obedi-
ence to an order of the Board of Su-
pervisors, has had constructed twelve
new burglar proof--non-s tufable-ant'-
corruptlve ballot boxes for the town
ships in that county, mot previously pro
vided FOR.
The Herald says this proceeding
makes them feel confident Of an IN,
creased Democratic majority this Fall