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, 1862-12-06

ALSO, n PRESS AND PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
WHEAToN'S ELEMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL
Law. Seventh edition. revised and brought down to
thepresent tue. By # BEACH LAwREsCE- 8vo.
STORY ON BAuMENTs. Seventh edition, revised
corrected and enlarged By 3. H. BENNETT. Svo.
QUNCT's REPORTS OF CAGES Argued and Detez-
mined In the Superior Court Of Judlcature in the
Province Of Massachusetts, from 1862 to Ill., vol 9vo
TIE REMAssACHUsETTs DIGEST. By E. H. BKs-
NETT and T. F. HEARD. Yo1-2 Syo. Completing the
work.
BISHOPS COMMENTARIES On CRIMINAL PRO.
CEDURE; OF the Law OF Pleading Evidence and
Practice n Criminal Caaes, 2 vols, 8vo.
REDFIELD ON THE LAW OF WILLS, EXEGU-
TORS AND ADMINISTRATORS. 2yo1z. svo.
UNITED STATES DIGEST. Vol. II. for 1S61 edI;ed
byH FARaAA Smith. being 7ol. Is Of the Annual d.
gest.
GRATIS REPORTS of Cases Argued and Determined
in the Supreme Jualca1 Court of>fassachusets. vo!o
BROWN On FRAUDS. s.cond e1iton, revised and
enlarged. 8vo,
DANIELS' CHAKOERF PLEADING AND PRAC-
TICE. Third American. from the third ind 1atest
English edition. to which sre added several entirely
chapters and copiou5 notes. atarttng the work to
American Practice in Cha1ce1y- By Hon j. c. FEE
K1Ss. 5 vols Svo.
ALIENS REPoaTs OF Gases Argued and Deter.
mined in the Supreme Judtc1s1 Cou:t Of AasEachu-
sets. Vol. 4.
CASES RELATING TO THE Law OF RAILWAYS
by CHAU6cEx SMITH and S. Y. .BATEs. Esqs. Vol s.
CURTIS On THE Law OF PATENTS. Third edI
ucn, revised and greatly enlarged s7o.
BLACKWELL CS THE POWER TO SELL LAND
FOE TIE ENON.PA3MEET Of TAXES ASSESSED
THEREON. Second edition, enlarged, Syo.
THE PRACTICE IN FR0EEEDIEasIN TIE Pro
BATE COURT, fsciudIng the Probate Of wills, &C..
&c. Designed for the use Of Executors and others
having bustnsss in the Probate Court. By WILLIAM
L. SMITH. vol. 6rp. .
4 catalogue Of Mees1F Z. B. Co.'S pnhncaaona
may be had gratis on applications and she9 R11 seno
By mail free Of postage any Of thef oooks On me 70
ceipt Of the catalogue prices. oe41'@|l"eoa
, 1862-12-06

CUh1MIssIoN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
Advances Will be made on shipments to wopd1utT &
Co. Eew TORE, and HenlnG q Woodruff St. Louis
les rtfsr an =
, 1862-12-06

RAzE cHAHoE For fsls tas gta3s nsufs Msds!ns & r.
Ennfi,r,n n1ston of Chicago. s1d Eong business Of
nrwaTos q 800 peE an4un9 e.. 1hs = EaEe chance
iG Enr fnTiher pArtieulaf1 apply 70 LORD SMITH.
Naofesale pInEgts Laks street or t9 r. so1taesa
H1ifpaa GTQas!ux, state*t- Chicago. 0os3x4as1ot
, 1862-12-06

5ATAETED-A second hand, light
w Double Wagon. on good springs. Will carry
TWO tons or mere. and suitable for two horses. Adj
trese Pest 0f5ce Box 1850, OF call at hlwanKes ave
nue. West Side de6 xaGa3t
, 1862-12-06

WI A n T 3 D-Cabinet Makers
- Wanted at South Bend. Ind. thirty OF forty
good Cabin ct Hakers.to Ehem constant ForG prompt
BEET q tAMPS0E, $ Lake street, Or CAAS &.
LOWELL & co South Bend, Lad, de8 IS093w
, 1862-12-06

M ANAGER MeVICKER in YES
1F1 taseaya Programme says he DISPENSED With
TIE services Of 1ne relatives OF Ade: man chimp.
he Etshee tie pubic to Understand that he
, 1862-12-06

IN? W?ANTED- By q man and wife,
~ asltuation IN . hote! O. private family. in the
city country They both eoune:ent to III good
sEAtons ard 1Sy he seen 11quired for at Ste
street q II !ette1 70 Post Office Box 1911. Chicago.
, 1862-12-06

M FASONJC--The Annual Conven-
NJ tton Of Chicago Con1cll No 4Roral a-a Select
EasterE Will be held this (Ssturs AL evening at
o'clIck. u Masonic Temple: Tork
deCEx4S 1t J. 4 BENCE Racorder.
, 1862-12-06

BY 81. FARNAm SMITH.
nf the Boston Ear, being Vol II Annual Dlgesttor
ALSO. JraF rCB11suBo:
THE GOVERNMENT EDITItN uF THE STAT
UTEs AT LARGE AND TIRE ATTE3 OF THE UHl
TED STATES. passed at the Sac3ud SeasIou of the
Th1tyteyenth Congress- 1885, containing the Puo1c
LAVE Resolutions. ProclaDat:ons Private Acts and
Treaties with narg1nal references and copious IN
de1 and embracing the Tariff Tax LAWS and all Acts
1elatiEg to the War. &C.. SC. Prioe S15g.
STORY ON TEE LAW OF AGENCY. Sixth edition,
revived. corrected and enlarged. By EDMUND r. BEy-
EETT. svo. Price $3.50.
ANGEL AND ANEs ON CORPORATIONS. Se7-
fntl edition. Srev1sed, corrected and enlarged By
JoHs LATHRoP, Of the Boeton Bar. sEo. Price $3.50.
a1LLLAI:D'S LAW OF TORrS OR PRIVATE
WRONGS second edition, revised and enlarged.
vols. sTo. PrIce S11.
sT0Rf'5 EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE. Eighth edi-
ton. carefully reT1ssd with extensive additions. B7
ISAAC F. RspF1rLo. LID. vols. svo. P7lce I'll.
STORY ON THE LAW OF SALES Of PERSONAL
PROPERTY, Thitd edition. with large additions to the
text and notes. BY J. c. PzBK1Ss. syo. Price $780,
STORY ON BILLS. Fourth edition, revised, COZ
rected and enlarged Syo. Price $3.50.
PARSONS MERCANTILE Law. ssco1d edition
carefully revised ard much enlarged ayo Price S. 3d.
TDEMASsACHUSEETa DIGEST. Bti1g Dlgcss
ofthc pecisIons ofthe Supreme Cont Of ss5
achue6tts. from 1904 to 1857. by T. L. BzEHKrr and F.
F. HRARD- Vel. I. Price $650.
WA6HBURKs TREATISE OK THE AMERICAN
LAW OF REAL PROPERTY, vols. svo- Price sl1,
GIsAf's 1:EPOTTs OF Cassa Argued and Determ!u-
ed in the Supreme Judicial Court OF Massachusetts
Vol II. Price Is.
ALLEN'5 REPORTS OF Cases Argued and Deter.
mined in the Supreme Judicial Court Of M.ssachu-
.etts. Vols. Price$5.
| AMHs' RXPQRTB ofCsses Argued and DcternI1-
ed In the Supreme Court Of Rhode Isiand Vol s. Of
NJ s
, 1862-12-06

w TANTED-A few active nan to
W ca9yass the city fol. EUglshs Heat CcntrollGng
ya:va O. D na@mPfE @ Tn competent @ p psEse1s 2,5is
AUMF, Room Is, Cobb'e Eu1td,ns. Dearborn street.
r
, 1862-12-06

TAT TANTED-A Farm Of 100 to
w 1850 acres, for which vs will give fce country
residence Fro2erty. Eood dwelling house large two
asre land all enclosed with fence fifteen miles from,
Rockford, and Ei!l pay tho dleIt In Cash. Apply
to T. s. BAKER & CO.. LII Randolph at room No. l.
de4-Ii44 ztaet
, 1862-12-06

Nv 4 N T E D-By q competent
rience IN tls city. Situation III some gccd house
Wc1ld accept Of temporary place. or would liz: to
cnDsidssa5lem Address ]. WESzELL SMITH,
through The Pest Office deGI7.9aat
, 1862-12-06

POARDING,- Rooms
~ With beard. Also few dsy oearders wanted 1t
246 State street. deo6 x9i04
, 1862-12-06

r. O. 0. F.-The officers and mem
i be1s Of Union Ledge No g are notified TO meet at
their Han On Ra4doph gsrSas 2n ssf91aa5 n II s ~
/ L Rkyfschne4ter Transient brethren and members
Of CITY Lodgea are inT1ted T. naE4ie1pate.
T. n. SEYMOUR, n. g.. pro. tenn.
L. BARHUM S1ctIta<J. de5LS031t
, 1862-12-06
'Ncsn ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ut an TIE r - By q respectable
He xund lie to WORK at the tatlorirg bn,tneis-to
lean to Le cuttur H can the bert uf eferenee
And Is hEEest anc steaoy- I5 willing to work. Ade1tSE
EnWARD WILSON. Chicago Post Office. nIoie.
def x0t92t
, 1862-12-06

Charges ana Specifications Preferred
Against Elm.

TAEAAnk40Gr 1aI- .. 4Sxtv
The Fitz-Jchn Porter Court Martial met
agaln today, when the following charges and
specifications were made public, the court
having decided that the trial should be an
er,en me.
, 1862-12-06

WANTED Immediately, q good
W ecok-cther an American German Or SEe-
dish GIRL Best Of references required. Also wanted,
good GtunE room GIRL Apply at 1S5 Madison strest
between Lssalle and Wells streets, dsc6xaS-2t
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RAILROADS.


Mississippi and Missouri Rairead.
sUMaHH Ar 1ANGEMENr, soos.
lssiss ss~ BY a :ecs ;... saaieh 10 tsslss s'is'
sess foster L:as. Dc~s.post tine.
(Nx AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY srx,
~ 1852, 40 astil furthss notice, paaseegee
trains viii leave Dsvseposs - follow:
:.4o A. 4. for Victor aal Washington.
ssArxs Aaarvs AZ DAvssrosf ~ 1oI1cva
$50 P. 4. froa Victor and Wellington.
looming trains out Of Davenport will make dire.
connections at Victor, Iowa city and Wasting.
r , With the Western Stage Company stages Tor
u, points West.
frains from the West connect 1t Davenport
Nth trains Of the Chicago and Reck lslaad Rail
4. I'D for oil points East, North and south.
PAsssngsfs afs reminded Of the necessity d
owing Distinct directions - 70 the dsstinatioa Of
their baeeage, also 70 peoeurseiekets bsfofe taliaa
heir seofo n the csf0.
JOHN I. PIRACY, 0sn1 Sspr.
A. KIn1ALa, Asst sup't.
Davenport, May ID. ls62.-dN
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Do you wish to be blessed with and admired
fox PrARLY THIrS and Sound TEETH Use
DR.. VIM. Hrsd's Unrivallcd Tooth Pow.
der, warranted free from acid. alkal, or any IN.
jaricus substance. Price, IS cents per box.
BeWate Of the ordinary chesp tooth pow
ders, which whiten but destroy.
DO you wish to % certain that Jour breath il
pure, sweet and agreeabl to husband or wife lover
or friends? Csc DR.. nuud's elebraled
Month Wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
The astfingent wash Is also the best remedy in
the world for Uanker bad Breath, bleedir & Gums
Sore Mouth, cts. 1t has cured hundreds.
Do you, or your children sutfer from Tooth ach
Get Or. Huid's Magic TOOthnche DrODs.
Pri-., Is cents per bottl,.
Are you afflicted with Nerralgiar Get Or. w
b. IlEsd's Neuralgia Plasters TIE most
effective and delightful remedy known.
key do not adhere nor blister, but soothe and
charm pain away Try them. Price, Is and 8.
cents. Mailed on receipt Of price.
dies and Treatise on Preserving Teeth? Get
DIR. W. b. Hurd.s Dental Treasury, the
neatest and most valuable present that one friend
can make to another. Price, 81. Sen. by express
on receipt Of price
For sale at ali the best stores Throughout tho
country.
CAUrIoS.-As there are dealers who take adj
vantage Of our advertisements to impose UPON
their customers inferior preparations it is
sary to insist upon having what you call for, ard
you will get the best, tn oroughiy tested and pre-
pared by an experienced and scientific Dentist,
treasurer of the New York State Dentists A $50
citation, and Vice President sf the New York
City Dental Society.
Address
WIN. B. HURD CO., New York.
july S-dSwtfebl4
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LIQUORS.

JoQN HUME = 90.
8 m - . = { - = -,
w b 0l e sale Dealers
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wires, LIQ UODS
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
A LSO, large and complete assortment, Of
"A GROCERIES,
Always on hand.
NIB. COLL and exam,ns, corns, Of. Iowa and
Anifu stteea, davenport. Febl
DIR. WM. b. HURD,S
DENTAL REMEDIES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
lNsURING
FINE TEETH 4 SWEET BREATH.
Caring Tcethseho b Neuralgia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14

AnsufAn 00uAt1 OUu1u
Chntos. Jrns -, 1854.
0sssvaj Ovjssi No. -
Particular attention Il ssidise, = s..,...A :.
called to tie following panQo6a - oe.er,,
Orders No. 80. War DopAet.ssA, AAissa,s 60
als once, wasaissseu, Jass ~, 1854.
"A large number Of volunteers are sbssut fro-
their regiments who sre = " a for dsty. 10
enable them 10 return, the Governors Of the vsri.
Gus states are Authorised to give then certificates
or passes which will entitle them to Transports
ton 70 the station Of the nsa.sst listed ststes
mastering officer, or Quarterma sser. Who ill pay
the cost Of transportation on such certificate, and
provide transpor alton for the soldier to his rsgi
nent or station"
The mastering officers in this State arc: Capt.
d. B. Hendershott, Davenport Captain l.. E.
Yorke or George F. Pierce, Dubuque: Lt.C.J
Ball, Keokuh.
Passes OF the Adjutant General, BY order Of
the Governor, sill be found in the hands Of the
Following persons Ii. Col. w. B. Allison, Dubu.
que 1t. n. Il. B-ainard, lo~a City DR.. Frank
Moodrun, DesAoines; 1t. Col. G. W. Lowrie,
Aeokuk Lymlr Cook, Esq. Burlington hon. J.
J. Burtis, Davenport Cashier Of thu Branch Stat.
Dank' Aascstins; Hon. A. +. Brown, Cedar Falls;
1t. Col. d. u, Mutt, Council Bluff: W. B. Mack.
Esq, Cedar Rapids; Post Master. Eadyville.
Passes will soon be fa,ni.hed as other poin,s.
Soldiers can apply directly to this Office for pass-
o., but the application must state the distance
from their residences to the Mastering Officers in
this State.
Passes Of this Dep ,rtment, heretofore issued
will no longer be used for the transportation Of
turloughcd soldiers TO their Regiments.
4. b. BAKER,
Adj't Gen. Of Iowa.
Davenport, Keokuk, Iowa City, Des Mones, Bur
lington, Auscatine, Cedar Falls and Council bluffs
papers copy once.
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Great Books ia Press.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
oFTKE
GREET REBEELHO.v':
Or
The Hei0i,N Of CTR Soldiers l. Sailors
ILLU3TRATED.
ool, large l2mo. Price, Sl.25.
! vol., large l2mo. Price, 1925.

The critics ami the public q. right in predict.
ing that tins will surpass. In graphic narrative,
exciting interest and extensive popularity, all
other histories OF the &. for the Tsion. It's
| tteme will be the heroic dafr ra,en. suffering,
ara hair breadth escapes cf our soldiers and SAIL
ois, and IT'S incidents will i1r4a lie theme &c
conversation =. inLumerable fiTe.iies fer years 70
cone II Pill coma d, IN aoat,cn 70 IS stirring
dtt i!s, re Ptlos9, ical raly>is OF the 'auses
q he y er. " ~. lo;hrsp Morley, Lib !,
author OF The Eise f tho iutch Republic
etc. tie ~ates Of 81 the liz rur,ant events rom
the Joan 30 N raid, AID auncculate AID revised
aocoaat 3t tAe p.4n-i.a 4! battle. WITH accurate
epsIa';ngs.
On, thnd Of tha proceeds OF I'll subscriptions
seAt ~ a. - ~ sIten ioF re rel u d. disabled
soldiers, and all Ttrsous ho wish a copy OF the
Horh. and also TO peatlt the soldiers, sLou Id send
ineir IA &c ind address 1T once. Also, any officer
OF pirate, OF person ~ ary section Of the coul
~, hayl1s knowledge o. heroic lct or stirring
.L.iteL vii. obligo ~ sending u. an account
Of it.
booksellers, Pos;laasters, and Canyassipg
se1ts will DC furnished VITA subscription pro-
stectrs, On application to tho utlishers.
cg liberal commits sion given TO so.diers de-
STING TO act Is agents in taxing subscriptions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14
DISEASES or
HORSES T. th1r EiaMeS icttea Animals
.H7 e. e. sFErEE

A MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
IN Of Veterinary Surgeons London, is pos
--- sessed of the most perfect tys.em ct
Horse doctoring Of any in &c West. in great
majority OF Instances his Tres are complete, per
manently lasting and rapidly accomplished, sy en-
Horses u iess fran disease and hitherto thought
e. he incnral'n III $ treqlq 9Th 80 La
I ats, ieuae..us them fit to p.fqc N o!dlna )
work. Mr. s. treatment is based n tie iegiti
nate science, OF MEDICINE, I'D lie pledges TO give
s-tisfaction ., a" who msy confer their patronage
"a him. oi1ies q, Leclaic's ST bic, CO! aar of 30
aad Pe.rys.
n. B.-Horre ara Cattle Medicines een be had
e Mr.. Sculiy at med rate prices jas-dGw
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SOLDIERS OrLE.aVE.

q SrA1s q Iowa, ApJf 0ExuaAls Ovvsus. /.
Clinton, May ~
The ATTENTION Of Iowa soldiers On sisk lsave u
especially dissessd 70 he following 0sssai srdsr
from Bsadquartsrs Department d ~ Alssio-
ippi, By command Of Major Gen. HIleek.
n. B. BAKER,
Adjataat love Of Iowa.
HsApQuAHrsIs DIR OF rHs ArssrssrrP1,l
~ Camp q Cogiath Road, Nay IL, 1854.
0enefal Order No. ~.
ID. When soldiers on sick leave ars ready TO
retssn to duty, they viii report to the msdies'
oaiesr Of tbs nearest hospital Who will give them
certificates 10 that effect. On presenting such
esrtiAsats, the Quarteruaster's department. will
furnish thsm transportation 70 their regiments.
1 By command Of Major Gen. Halleok.
J. C. KELTON, A: A. g.
Davenport, Auscatins. Bariingtoe, Keokuk, o.
kalooss, Fort Madison, Ottsmwa and Upton papers
copy twice. Also Jasper, Poweshiek, Boone and
Marion county papers copy twice. ny37-dAwtf
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Ca!sna l. Chicago Ualoa Rsisread.
&0W = - 3S
an AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY lara
~ 4th, 1862, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot Chicago, ~ follows, (oundays excepted }
At $50 A and IS ? N, for Belvidere, Rockford,
Freeport, Warren, Galena, Dunlith, Dubuque
and int, mediate places.
Al $50 A N and Gas P NJ for Dixon, FOLIO, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
At4P N for Eigin, Belvidcre, Rockford and in
termediste points.
At $50 + NJ .or Geneva and intermediate places.
Passengers tor Beloit and GAINESVILLE will take
the $50 P NJ AMI 1 P NJ train
Passenge for Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich
mond, Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
take the p u train.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO
At $50 N aud 5:l5 A N, from Dunleith, Galena,
Ereap.:., etc.
At $3.50 i Id 900 A N, from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At Hale u from Fox River Valley.
At $3.50 A N, Geneva Accommodation.
- Sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
E.B. TALCUTT, Cont Supt.
G. NJ. WHEsLER. Gent Pass'gr Ag't. nv20tf
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r1OW Is fHR TINE TO LAT In WOOD
~ r. visAR q, We havedsy kinaliee go
20 0op~ sssa arA Cssa NJ - - ~ -
@0Sakeya vmbs - -. 49,
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Hooker . Seeding,
UVHEsOs1s ILL ANv.
By the hundred OF thsusand. At 0ILBB1T,
three miles shove Davenport.
fmSh13- dAw6w1 W. ". HOLBES.
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n.iuois Central Railroad,

&0M2
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
" "a, tesins will lsevs from the Grsnd Genital
Ospot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
through Express, / At $50 A n. arriving ct
iai.y, exc, SsndaysJ cairo at 4:so A n.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, St.
iouis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
.ccommodation) A. 400 n. for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, arriving at Cairo u
Every Day, s:45 n next dsv.
- This Trsin, ON Saturdays, will run only to
Urbana- Trains arrive 1t Chicago ct ll:O5 A n
and $3.50 Pm.
FIR Tickets and information, apply ct the ono
tao Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Weed Lawn:
6:OAM 645 A n
845 AN 025AM
1900 NJ 1255PM
800 Pm 345 Pm
6:00PM 6:50PA
W. r. ARTHUR, Cont Supt.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gent Passenger Agt. no3ou
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
THE NEW YORK. LEDGER,
IT Is SAID, Has CIRCULATION OF
100000 copies, but its circulation IS limited
compared with the circulation Of garments Ean-
ufscturrdby
GAM. PERRY,
At his establishment. on Brady street, opposite
the Post Office.
am now receiving the largest and most com
plete assortmentO
Cloths. Cassisaeses and gestiags
Eve. offered in this market. Anticipating a large
trade this Fall, have laid in ! unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD
Nv goods are all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers.
shall continue to keep on nand large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE HING,
forMsn, YoutEs and Boys, Of my own uannfact-
urc which will be sold 1t
II e - t Q r IL = r 4 . & -
Ishall continue 70 IN anufscture ny own Cloth
ng thereby giving
BETTER CAaA-LN-
For the same money than any Eastern maze goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can 10 found.
shirts or az descriptions,
Under Ciothtrg n e-d!es. variety.
ssocxs,
TICS.
HandkercAic,s,
Books,
suspen0srs, 20. 6s
Also, : large and rplendid assortnsftof
HI1r1T9' 8EA.~Zs9,
The largest and best ever offered in this marke
trust the public will call in and examine my
| stock before they make any Investments. for an
very sure can satisfy them beth !. g1lss and
Brady street. opposite Post once.
Straw berry Plants Tor Sale.
GROWN here AND IN GOOD ORDER
HoeIers Seeding,
uCesf,nae,a Ar sne1
\ By the hundred or th,unnd. ct GILBERT
J imchi . dAv6vl W. ". HOLMES.
JWjU WeOO3.
N1OW Is fHI TINE 10 LAT In WOO
~ fee vin1w -. We havodgy kin4nae 80
20 oopse sssa arA gEssa NJ - ~ IN =
lilNdk 0ym vmbe - l1ee..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14

DtssOlsgttOse ~ P1rleersbep
TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
l inx between n. D. Wsstiaks GO: - snss
day Dissolved By mutual consent Z. (. eim1o I.
Agent. u asthor red 70 settle al accounu q sns
olo Al1' n D. WRSTLARE,
.a- H@ r. r. SIMMONS.
Dsvsspsst, July 3,lsss. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Indians on Maine Prairie.

On Thursday last the men Of Mr.
Fields family went to their home to har.
vest crops taking with them Miss Field
a daughter and sister to cook. In the af:
ternoon she went out alone to gather ha-
zel nuts and was suddenly confronted by
an Indian who had crawled up until with
iii a rod of her in the brush. She fed
for the field where the men were at work,
and the Indian after her. She
being strong, active and feet of foot kept
before him soue~time but he caught her
dress which gave way in his grasp, and
made pass at her with bis knife. She
threw up her arm to catch the blow and re-
ceived wound on the feshy part of the
arm, not very deep cut of over an inch
long. They soon came in sight Of and
quite near the men at work, when her
pursuer gave up the chase, turned and
fed.
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Gen. Pope.

This officer appears to be- making most
vigorous preparations for prosecuting the
Indian war He expects to; have 10000
Troops in the field this winter aud those
who have conversed with him have the
impression that he intends to exterminate
the vermin. lie proposes to build chain
of forts along our entire frontier from ten
to fifteen miles apart; and, in short, ap-
pears to understand the Importance Of his
mission and to be determined to fulfil it.
We have no doubt, but that in short
time it will be perfectly safe for settlers to
return to their homes everywhere. Troops
are to be stationed at Sank Centre, Paynes-
vile, Forest City, and all along the west
ern border, while horssmen will acour the
country, and as the leaves will soon fall
the prairies can be burned, the beasts Of
prey can be smoked out and killed,
and each one allotted to his six feet home
stead on any soil where he may be found.
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Senatorial District Convention met
pursuant to the call Of the convention It the
Everett School House in st. Cloud on sstup-
day, Sept. Goth. 1t 2 o'clock P. n.
c. T. Stearns was chosen Chairman aud J.
D. Rogers was chosen Secretary.
Messrs. Pinney ard Montgomery Of ete.rns
co. and Wheeler Of Morrison Co., were sPpoint-
ed committee on credentials snd reported
the following named gentlemen entitled 70
seats in the convention. nI, s->r :.
Stearns County, J. H. Owen, c. T. etsarns,
S. B. Pinuey, NJ. P. Noel. H.. Hoepaer, c. l..
Gilman, J. d. Rogers, jas. C.nbeA, Q. 8,
Freeman votes T. Stanley, E. A. Harmon,
o. d Webb, and A. Montgomery.
Morrison County. L:ri Wheeler, F. Ayers
and J. II. lie Sage.
Otter Tail County, T. II. Mors<.
H. G. Visit Of stsarns County, -Le@t Wheea-
er, Of Morrison County, and L. r. Bentley q
Andy johnson Cousty were nominated for
Representatives. -, = 5. -.
S. Il. Pinney, Levi Wheeler. E. A. Harmon
and q. D. Webb were NpPv:n,el Distrio, Com
mittce for the ensutngsy sar.
Convention adjourned.,s ~ s
H., - J. D. zROdERs, See.
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Our Railroad.

The Directors Of the Minnesota and Pa.
ciic Railroad met at St. Paul on Monday
and resolved to run their road up Main
Street, St. Anthony and to have running
there in two weeks, to extend the road to
Anoka this fall, and to St. Cloud next
season. Some Of the St. Anthony people
oppose the Main Street route and may be
able to compel delay; but if not the COM
pany will doubtless carry out the pro-
gramme laid down. 49,,
4 On our late trip down We had the pleas.
ure of seeing the Iron horse on Minneso-
ia soil, snoring along before his tender,
baggage car and two passenger cars. 1t
was a welcome sight, but the usefulness
of the road is very much lessened by its
St Paul terminus being so far from the
business center Of the city.