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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-02
THE MARKETS.
Market.---Daily Report.


OFFICE OF THE DEM. Il NEws,
Wednesday hve., Oct l. !
There is no change in quotations.
tLouR-$4.6 .60,44.S0 Wholesale, and 5.00I $50
retail
WngAr-7517Sc for tho best cid. New whcs.
70L75c for new
lARLEY. Active at 55@G3c.
GoRN--Dull at l50lTo.
OATs--Active. Wequote at 23G25c.
Onions bull at 55c.
New sosk .IUrkot.
New YoKK, Oct l.
FLOUR SC better. Sales at IS 50M54o super
State; s5 450575 Extra state; SIS 3O015.40 Super
Western So Asa ) So Common TO me iium Extra
Western: IS. .90Z6 90 common to good shipping
Brands extra X. n. o.
WHEAT.-2c higher. $l.l2 Il.10 for choice
Super 81 .1sMSl.2i Milwaukee Club 1; 81 .22u1l2
Amber Iowa 81 270e132 Winter l.ed Western
81 340Gl 3j Amber Michigan.
CoRN-- 5996ic Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
POaK.-Quiet and firm.
WHISKY. Market dull 334@33Lc.
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Sept. 3. Geo E. Wood. 10000 feet
lumber. go w
Sept. 8. Sander / Kruse. one nat
boat six months. 50
Sept. 3. John Weller, 25 cords wood Is
Sept. l. Bramer, one dat boat, six
months, and ten yards of sand. ) 90
Sept. 8. Paul Weiss, 40 cords wood, 90
Sept. 8. d. Il. Wheeler, p. NJ, wood
ward W
Sept. 6. D. Il. Wheeler, p. H., ono
fat boas six months. 50
Sept. 8. Barney Gillegan, one fat
boat. six months %
Sept. II. NJ. W. / c., 1I3 yards
sand ...ssss..s ~
Sept. II. steamer Henry Clay. 90
Sept. 1s. Weller. 80 cords wood.... 90
Sept. 80. H. Goose, 40 cords wood. 20
Sept. 20. Aussfeldt i Bremen. 90
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct /.
Stocks less active.
G. h K. 1. 1879.
American COLA 81 %.
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WA Err RE a T NJ ENT,
in connection with

Me al teal Prescr p ito u
aad to be under the constant care Of the Physl-
clan and experienced nurses. We shall continue
our riding practice as usual in Davenport, Rock
Island ard Mo!ine,ani in special eases, make calls
by rail road and river. Charges for treatment, as
taking home treatment will pay weekly Mrs.
Price viii. pay special attention to the prac ice of
Obstetrics and healing diseases pesulirr to her
own sex. mysd&wtf
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CEAS. K. PUTNAM. JouE NJ gn0Kr,
FUsNA x ROGERS.
"A TTORNkYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 29, Main ct.
Socohu T iOor iun7-dtf
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z. G. CAMPBELL. John O. RIII.
CAMPBELL n BILLS,
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELOR5 At LAM.
IA O6ice, No. |, Davcnport's Block. nov2l-,i
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yards sand. nd..................... 3 90
| Sept. IS. Jensttc Roberts, Wharfage 2 O0 SOL e5
| IN account With E. A. Tilebein, Cr,
by collectors, nonth Of August. 80 70
Collections for month Of Sept...... 81 IS 500 IS
Dr. TO cash paid in City Treas ury. .2sy 50
| I'D putting in hitchiIx po.t...... 90
Comnissions on collections. ........ 80 70 3o1 10
balance due the city. IS
Davenport, Oct. lst, 1852.
The City Marshal mrde the following report
which was. received and ordered filed and
| published
City Marsh.ps report from August let to
Sept. lst, 1862:
To his Honor the Mayor and aldermen Of the
Caty of Davenport
The undersi ned most respectfully begs
leave to report the following, to wit:
Tax Collected on General Fund, $4,715 35
l3l hoad Receipts, ts,.................... 81 80
~ Polls in Cash, Observation-Disclosures. e5.vu
Police Magistrates Fees, H.70
For all Of which the City Treasurer holds
receipts. All of which is respectfully snbmit.
fs,l
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JAMES Y. LANE,
n TTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Ofi'e south corner OF Brady and Sec
O1~ sreets, up ssalfa. mRyl-dtt
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!. g. fAkEEk, M D. ESQ. w. MCAkN NJ r
DOCTORS PARKER n McCARN.

Dhl SlClANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
Z NO. Franklin lock, second floor, Brady St.
between Second and Third, davenport, Ie wa.
Ds. PAkkERs residence, corner 9th and i.eCIaire
sesoets Dx. G." v. McCAkNs residence, east
BRADY, seco,.d door from co,Aer Of 9th,
7-st
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Law Partnership
" n. T.. lDlTTDF.


A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A OpFIcE, up stairs, corner Of Mai and Secona
streets, in McNlanus 4 Shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. j,pch9,dtf
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}. \. REID, NJ. d.,
DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
L and residence No. 2S, corner Main an Third
sI0oes, ~ tpNft, IOWA iulyl a [
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public. Office, North-wes
o'nsr Of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
hNance on BRADY street. July 2s-dtf
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LII CLAIRE HOUSE

CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.
DMvenDort, Iowa.
0lLLETT, WIRTS l. MORRIS,.... .Proprietors
HFfICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, levitt, siaquokets
ant Apamosa. my2l-dtt
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JANE. Ca0. Is. oR.FF
LEAKE ~ GRIFFIN,
Il. ID. CON(.l.<DN.

"A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE NO. ,
D Niekoiis Block, south west corner Brady ana
'oecond streets, Davenport, Iowa. ldc27
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Llberai..VeTy.

In the rebel House Of Represent
atves, Mr.. Foofe offered series of res
olu'ions tavoring an aggressive war ais,
favoring declaration to the inhabitants
OF the moth western States, Offering to
guarantee the free navigation OF the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers to their
mouths, It they VII de,ist from the fur
taer prosecution Of the war.
So says teiegraphc despatch.
We can answer TOR Iowa: The Hawk.
eye State will tel the rebel Cony,ess
that she asks no iavors and hasu9ne Ia
grant. She has got deep interest in
the Mississippi river aud she will fight
for twentys years but that it shall b.
free, and shall flow only within the lin
its Of the Union the old Union as i,
WAS. That is what Iowa will answer
Her soas are leaping to arms to preserve
the government. They will listen TO nc
dlshon,rabIe overtures; they demand
that the supremacy OF the governmen,
be establ shed river or no river, peace
or 40 peace. "Desist r. never! T ey
will swell the armies of the republic to
the last mao.
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kEFhRLE'S SALE.
kEFhKLE'5 81 LIE.
Sam &. Young In Scot. County, Dis
vs.. trict Court.
Nathaniel Ferguson o. nj Partition.

IhbrESst.V - On De.
Sam &. Young In Scot. G. unity. Dis
vs.. trct Court.
Nathaniel Ferguson OF al Partition.
The nndersigned Referees in this case have
been ordered b. tho said District Court, Mt the
August term thr cuf u. 1862, 10 cell tho ell
e. tate hereinafter described to-wit. Ten (l0)
acres ot land 81 u the sat end OF lot ono % OF
fractional section twenty-five (25) in tnwnship
seventy eight (7s) norih Of range three 81 east
q the fifth + 81, az follow viz: Commencing mt
tbs south west corner Of land sold by A. g. Full
ton 10 sai Iambrite, by Deed daied May l., 1865,
| aud june bth, 1851 NJ n stake and stone on the
north line Of Antoine LcClairc's reserve, thcncc
| north on tho west line Of said Lambrita's land
Bic feet TO south line Of Locust strcef theAce
west Tar enough u make ten (1O) acres OF land by
running thence south BIC 12 teet to said reserve
and thence to place OF beginning. being same
lana conveyed by omas Yarwooi to tho said
l.ombr'te by Decd lated the 18th OF sept, mber.
1855, and recorded in book %" OF Deeds, nt page
81. Also east fifty aud sixty two hundrcd,hs
| (5o6i) acre Of tho south west quarter " Of
c'on Number fourteen (li) In townsville number
seventy eigh, (75) nerth Of range three 8 east
OF the 9th =. NJ viz: Tho sanc tract Of land
conveyed BY Nathaniel Squirss to Strong i3uruelI
by deed dated 2sth November, A. ~, Is 81 and "a.
corded december lst, 1854. in book IN" Of Deeds
At page number 70, being all situated In tho
county OF scott and State Of Iowa. wherefore no.
tice IS hereby given that wo as referees aforesaid
W." WI. On Saturday, tho 4th day Of tober, A. y.
1862, ., two O'Clock, p. IN. OF said day, A. the
Court House door IN the city Of Davenport, expose
a.d OFF, Tor sale tho foregoing described proper.
ty In parcels and tracts, to suit purcha.ers. ana
hat We viii then and there receive bids for tho
81 ne, payable in cash IN hand, ana No will Also
receive bids for part cash and part on time, 40.
cured by norsg.ge. and all Of the said property
will DC sold TO the highest bidder the said refer
ees rese'ving to themselves the right to accent
the cash bids or tho time bids. The forms Of the
| sale will be moro particularly announced on tho
day Of sale and before the property 10 offered.
! Davenport, August S0th, A. D.. 1889. ssa
GEO. y. q. DOW
C.E. KINKIAp,
sePz-dsd Referees.
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hundred dollars worth Of cotton, . large
amount Of iDrage aud one hundred and
tsenty-eiS6t con,ratapds. We nigh.
Ave bsD6ght two wagon loads Of bacon,
! ! largS1ot otscottsn and forty barrels OF
/ cider, which our men had discovered q
few miles ont in the country, but We
had already remained over the time al
lot'ed ~, and We were obliged to leave
them.
Our breakfast consisted ola few sweet
potatoes and some coffee We uarcoeo
ii 1t ten O'Clock, taking d'ffercot
road from the one we came to town Oh.
IN oar way back we saw the ashes -
burnt cotton everywhere Cd the Toao
The people everywhere met u win
demonstrations OF friendliness; every
farm we passed the owner would be at
the road side with either water or milk
to supply Us. One old lady living 10
loo cabin at the road side tottcrcd ont
with a jar of butter milk, telling US that
It was all she had IN the world to give,
but that we were welcome to it. We
invariably found that the poor farmers
we're Unionists, as we'll as the aged
ones.
We marched rapidly on through dust
and heat without taking time Tor d nner,
an / evening found us weary and ex'
hausted at the Norment Mills, where We
halted for an hours rest. The owner
of the mills is an exile, and bis proper
~ a ma~s OF ruins, because he strove 10
persuade his fellow zens from treason.
After hunting 10 VAN for something to
az pease our hunger, we fell into ranks
and begun our march just as the evening
star came into view. We bad no idea
how far we we're going to march, but
walked on over the hills and through
the valleys till night was far advanced:
When the troops were most exhausted
some one struck up the Inspiring strains
of Dixie, and the others joining in, those
old woods heard such a chorus az they
will never hear again.
At about IL o'clock we tramped
through the streets Of Bolivar, having
march which will compare favorably
with that of any other regiment in the
service. Ia fou.tec hours we marched
thirty miles, with scanty breakfast,
no dinner and no supper part OF the
time enduring the most intense heat,
and ali the time blinded with dust.
The contrabands have been Get to
work on the Forts, and the cotton been
sent to Columbus.
Yonrs. CLINTON PARKHUasT.
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NOTICE..

1t having bern stated that parties leaving the
Stats the urpose Of avoiding draft, have and
are being taken across the river in skTs during
tic night and early morning aours, mot lice is here
by given 10 the owners of skifs that any pcrs n
dot,cted in the net of taking such persons across
the river, or knowingly allowing their boats to be
used Tor such pnrp,sei, will be held responsible
for go doing, un!cr the lato order Of the Sccro.
'a!y Of War. JOHN T.. henry,
Deputy U. <. Margha, District Of Iowa.
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\ Office to Recruiting Officers and Claim.
0Nts.
DlsBuRslxa OYs,os,l
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. 81, 1867. 7
/. In future rec, uiting officers defrayiuR exrsn.
ses for recruiting, will be required to take memo
rsndum receipts and fls them with their accounts
as su5-vouchers.
Q. No claims will be paid for expenses incur.
red in raising regiments until they are mustered
into service.
lib. HENLERSHOTT.
Capt. 81 Art'y., Disturbing Officer.
Papers at County seats copy once.
Aup23-dtf
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ruEP.EsENT PR sPsCT.

The fight ng on the sacred SOL o.
old Virginia for the last two days has
been OF the most desr crate character
desperate, we believe, beyond anything
that has hitherto transpired in that po'.
ton of the great national battle field.
Desperation has seized upon the rebels.
Every day they feel the strong fingers OF
the Federal Government clutch,ng
more tightly around their rebel!ious
nccks, and very correctly calculate that
VIVA, they do must be done at once
That it they do not suddenly come
forth in al their united strength and
overthrow the Federal forces, the tede-
raj forces will soon overthrow them
Consequently they see glory and honor
on the one side that must be obtainedlf at
all by the most strenuous and desperate
efforts and on the other side the gal
lows for the leaders and defeat for all,
WHICH InuSl Uc tuC lCouiG Va Guy P'O
crastinatlon. Hence it is that such
powerful efforts are being made to crush
out our army in Virginia. Nor has the
bravery and proves shown there dur,
ing the last few days been OF any mean
order. They have dashed their legions
against our lines with degree OF i'm
pctuosty that would 10 highest hor or
TO the veterans Of the most warlke
countries ofthc globe. They have come
forward with that degree Of determine
ton and bravery chat none but the most
valiant could check /; they have hurled
blows against our colums that Only such
soldiers as ours could withstand. Bet
ter metal never met than has lately come
in collision in Virginia better blood
never flowed and drawer hearts never
entered T. field than on this occasion
What under the sun conid not such
armies active were they united ard
fighting shoulder TO shoulder in com
mon cause What power or what
powers upon the face of the earth could
be able TO Withstand the overwhelming
force at their command? No nation
exists that possesses anything like the
strength that this country could mass
were she at peace within her own Dor
lers. Alas that such demonstrations OF
encrgy should be made against those OF
our own household.
But this coun,,y must be preserved
and lis eucmies must be conquered. 10
allow such a tower of strength 10 be
divided aud undermined NO sd lie the
supreme curse OF the world. lie. the
war be carried on To Keep this country
together. Let not a sing,e iota OF heI
territory be subtractcd, not a s,nglc s,al
be effaccd from tie Oh fag net ore
We, as people, oAo il u the 'ntire
world OF man that Tbs nigh,y republ'
be preserved.
II we car foim any opinion a. al Q
what mas been doae for the past fea
days il is that ihe Federal army is verj
sure to destroy tic rebel forces in Viz
gina, and very soon have that Stats
undcr full control To t.ccs Of DIS
pera.on are upon The re- els. Lei ,heu
be only held in check bu, a few day
more, until few more brigades rcAcI
the field, and their Cause IS sunk 10 per
dition. We have no serious doubts I.
to the result.
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SECRET Political SoCIETIEs.-Ihe
Chicago Times. in an able editorial arti
Gle very properly denounces all alledged
secret political societies in the State Of
Illinois without regard to the character
or object This is right. In Iowa We have
been very credi.ly informed that secre
political organizations exist. We are
sorry to say that they exist among those
who profess to be democrats. Nothing
could be more disastrous. Democrats
never have occasion for secret societies,
with pass words, signs and grips. DEM
ocrats will never stoop to affiliate with
any such organizations What demo-
Gratis cannot do openly, boldly and above
board ought not to be done. Their
cause is just and it can only be pursued
in an open, manly and upright course.
Let the democratic press Of the State
speak out against any such dark lantern
operations. If there are those who per.
sist in such heresy, for heavens sake
aud for the sake of the pure name q
democracy let them formally leave the
democratic party. Let them do it by
word as we'll as by deed. The old par
ty wants no help, and scorns the coun'
sci and the cooperation Of all such as
are constrained to act in secret conclave
and are afraid to act openly and boldly
like men.
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THE Continental, Security, LoIiIard
ard Metropolitan Fire Insurance Companies OF
New York. and the New England and Marine,
of Hartford, are reliable, prompt paying sock
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent. south
east corner Second and Brady streets.
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BEa,DEs its cash capital Of one mil
len dollars, the Home Insurance Company. OF
raw York, always reserved q surplus more
!i,sn sutficies to cancel all its policies and
liabilities. The total asaets Of the Company
aos anonnt to over $l5M00O 90. WE Ross.
AGENT Office third door below the post offic e.
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Tomas Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner OF I'd
aud Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brewed for nursing Ia.
DIES aud ,nvaiids.
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State Of Iowa.
ApJUrANf GRNKRAL's Ovy1csJ
Clinton, August 26, 1862. !
Notice.
Recruiting officers, if they expect to have their
companies or squads organized as . part Of the
new regiments must report fully and immediately
the number of men and the organization ON the
night Of the ed inst.
This is not only 9 matter Of importance to tho
officers and men, bat also to the counties, In fixing
on the quota for draft from said counties.
NIB. BAKER.
aug25-dtf Adjt Gent Of Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ORDINANCE = proven. Svi,s froa. b.ir

AN ORDINANCE = prevent swiae froa. being
kept in certain peEts Of As City q DaSsnpors,
and for other pufDeses. s4A Il -
Sac. 1. No person shsli keep any hog.,or swine
Of any kind. within tho following limits, in tho
city u Davenport, to-vit: Any pis,s between
Fsrnam and Warren streets, and south Of the
north line Of out lot number fourteen.
SEQ. 2. ltssxll DO tho duty Of tho City Mar
shall 70 take possession Of any swine found within
ssid iinits, whether loose Or confined, and after
giving Ave days public notico. By posting written
notices, 1t 6vo Of tho mGst public places Of said
city. 70 proceed and sell the sane At public auc-
ton, to too highest bidder for cash.
SIC. 3. 1t shall DO the duty Of tho City Mar
shal - pay the proceeds u sach sale to tho owner
or owners ef such swine, after deductng the costs
end charges thereto. which costs and charges
shall be the same Is though said taking up and
sale had been done BY = constable,
$50. :. II shAli bs thedsty Of al pefsops own
ing swine in any part Of the city other than the
part hereinbefors specified, to keep tho fame con-
6psd in pens or enclosures, except such ~ have
lheir roofing, and any swine found running st
large In any part Of the city without such rings,
shall b dealt With BY the Marshal in the same
manner and with the same consequea aces, a. 10
provided in section : Of this ordinance.
To tho Owners Of Swine in the City Of
Davenport.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ALL
i swine found
RUNNING AT LARGE
or in pens, CONTRARY to the above ordinance in the
city Of Davenport, from and after the
9Th Day Of August, 1864,
will be dealt with according to law.
H. LEONARD,
City Marshal.
july Goth 1872
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REIPE 4 PRATT'S
Bathing Heuse 4 Swimming Schosl,
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

/ The establishment consists Of two depart
mcnts, viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School.
2 The Hathing House, which is divided into
two distinct apartments, may DO occupied IT any
hour during the day by holders of season tickets
for swimming and bathing, or Of single bathing
tickets
The swimming dspastm Mt will bs used ex-
cusivsy by free swimmers and swimming scho-
ars only in bathing drsss during lesson hours, and
for swimming scholars only in presence Of tho
swimming teacher. FREQ swimmers are those who
are able 70 swim once entirely around the area
with ease. Swimming scholars until pronounced
free swimmers) viii mot be permitted TO swim
without the belt, to prevent accidents.
4 BY advice Of phy sicians, the time of remain
ing in the water will be limited to Is minutes ia
Spring, to 30 minutes ia Sommer, and TO Is min
utes In Fall months.
5 At the termination Of each lesson tho mem.
bers will leave tho basin 81 the signal to mako
room for the others.
8 Bathing house and swimming school will be
open every day except Sundays, from o'clock in
the morning till nine in the evening: Sundays
from TO a. NJ.
The swimming school will be devoted exclu
sivsly 70 ladies from TO II A. n. and from 10
to 6 p. NJ, accessible TO male members, from to
nix 4; n. and from II A. NJ 81. n. and from 8
Polite behavior is expected as we'll as proper
attention to the rules and directions Of the teach
) Any necessary alterations Of rules and regu-
lstions will b posted up in the rooms.
10 Season ticket 70 the bathing house and
swimming school, $500, enc half - TO be paid IN
and the balance at the end Of one month. single
bath tickats Is cents, ten for one dollar.
IL Bathing dresses, towels &c. will be furnish-
Cd by the members Of the SWIMMING school, and
viii DO taken charge o. dried and kept In order "
desired. at charge Of ten cent? per week.
l2 Parents or gsardiaas Of tho pupilsand per-
sons introduced b. the teacher will b admitted .
visitors. VIII