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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

DAVENPORT lgW4, THURSDAY MpRbal,, Jt{fY III lee3


/ LETTER FROA ~. AAxse GLI.
From letter received from D.. Msxssil
yesterday. We are permitted - make several
esssaess ~ ~ isfseastioa es eas fsadssa
d. N. sssivsd st Csise IL .seapssy With
Col Clifford. On the Esd inst.. and thsss ~eL-
tsinsd 'ofornstisn rsspeesiDg the ,sea!ies q
The varioas Lows RsgiusDss. The sFIrss Cav
airy was sear Sslins. No. Third and Fourth
Cavalry aud Ninth 1ofsntry st Helena. AK,
under Gen. Carrie; TLisd aad SIKH lsfassfy
st Aemphis. Tenn and the others q C'.riosh
and vicinity. Lssv,ng Cairo on the 24th Dr..
\. s'ys: r. - O. ,13 :
CARVING at Colsabss. Ky.. vs Sessl quite
. teos. tat dIdsrsot:y sitnasad shAs had
|ssppSssd-see . high hill. Here we're sss-
toned 2.6OO tsoepa~ None too0Asy. sioee only
the oight sssess rebel cavalry fs,es Visited
the opposite shore-glght undee Eur gups at
Colunbos-and made the rsadenss tusrs pre-
pare them supper. After they left kssi
msDt Of cavsry was sent alter them, bot.
doubtless. TOO late 70 ovsrtsks them. Rebel
s.dseisy end 'impadenee 10 not treated very
severely BY msn 10 high places Here ws met
U. b. Sanitary Agents who resolved 10 with
open arms - old friends. and with whom We
lsfe moot OF our sanitary stores. Col Glfferd
here sonplsssd srrsngemsnts and ;ssnsluesd
70 aeeompsuy ne TO Asmphis. Ua eur way
dewo, below Island No. 10. . lady, having .
little boy she called "Jef Davis.s discourssd
quite freely on the war, Ac.. and at length,
whsn near me, spread on her sscesh doctrinss
rather thisk.f stopped and looked IN her
tscs With - expression which must have de-
M HaAe ho saiH hat
mao should hold such ,ssaIiWsnts IN this coup.
sry. She biushsd. hesi,ated. sank back into
her chair and turning TO her little son who
vas repss'i'g her ssntimente, said. THAT will
do" heard no more secesh from that source.
We. arrived At Memphis on the 10th, . bssuti
ful little city OF 45,UOO Inhabitants We vis-
tied the Third and sixth Iowa Regiments
found Dr. Gamble with the former R~g,Uent.
In good health and spirits. He was very glad
to s~e Us took us by the ihsod. and hold On.
He hae had good success, only losing Eve men
since he joined the Regiment /; now has twsn.
~ sick and in the hospital All the officers
and men speak we'll Of him he should be
appointed surgeon Of . Regiment. DR.. Shaw.
Of the eth. formerly OF Fort Madison. he's
things In good trim, too rs sick, and 8 il
the hospital. Mrs. NJ is with him. have
bssu oil ever the city delightful place. but
the people look sour. Plenty Of peaches in
market Hotel tare poor but dear. l shall
leave on the White Cloud for Helena; with 10
barrels Of potatoes, onions. etc., for our boys
in Curtis army. Have LETT two barrels OF
porter here for the sick Col G. goes up the
river this afternoon by boat. Gen. Sherman
is in command here has l2 900 or 1900
men. He is making fins deienc-s. Oh which
the darkies are doing the wosk. The sight sf
this almost made u.e shout in the streets
Three euubosts are here, and large quantities
Of cannon. Plenty of cotton on the l.vee-is
worth 80 to 33 cents per ID.
my health 10 very good"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
Rebel ltaldS.
JANSnN. InlY AZ.
- OAoASON, JuIy 25s
(SIecial to the Chica 20 Times.l

~ JAOKSON, July Is.
Especial to the Chica 20 Times.l
Brownsville, 26 miles west, was entered by %
mounted rebels Friday morang ami 100 balcs of
cotton burned and 100000 in gold and two citi-
gems carried of
Yesterday Capt. DoIlns, with so cavalry, had
. skirmish with 200 rebels on the iIolchine river
at the mouth Of Clever Creek, 10 miles north Of
Bolivar, killing and wounaing II Of the enemy,
driving them across the river and secu.in. IL
prisoners. The Captain wounded in the foot
and lost 3 men.
The report Of fighting north Of Bolivar, towards
Jackson yesterday. created considerable stir. Il
appears that Captain Jas j. Doiiins, chief Of cav
airy on Gen. Loesns stsG, with So men, eams up.
on band Of rebel cavalry at tho mouth Of Glow er
creek, and attacked them fufiously, driving them
into and across the river. killing and woundine II
and securing abont IS prisoners, who are on their
Vay 60 this place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

PERsoNAL.-We notice among the ar.
rivals 10 our city from st. Louis former resi-.
dent Of Davenport. Mr.. W. E. Barber. Mr.
B. presents the appearance Of . man At peace
with himself and the whole world. He will
tarry with 20 some weeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
0outheea News.
HDADQUAngms Amy OF THB PofoMAo. !

HDADoUA19UR0 Amy OF TIE P0foAAC,
Tuesday, July - s..
DR.. Willisms. who he's been . prisoner - sails
bury, n c. Zee ss~ss.l nougns. and who arrived
here on Saturday, having been uooopditionally
released states that ter 'sn days after the battle,
in front Of Richmond, 1000 rebel troops passed
through that town daily on their way to Rich
mond, and more wese on their way. The Doctor,
window overlooked the Railroad and depot, and
gave him good opportunity to ascert. in VIA,
w.s going on there. The troops came from Jsmel
Island and Eestern Georgia.
Ameng other facts, the III. assertsinsd that II }.
0OO troops were at Charottville, ~ating ,ranspor.
tssion to Riohn hnond that 81 900 consoripss nad
been raised in each Of the Sta.ss of Tennsssee
and Georgia, since the 9th Of July, and psopor.
tional number In the other extreme Southern
States. He heard the Adjt. Of Col. Goodwin, Who
coumands the pust sf Salisbury, whs had jus,
come flom kichmond, state that the Adjt. Of Gen
Hill told him that the rsbels had lf3,O00 troops
engaged in the basties Of the seven days.
IL was accompanied BY Dr. Stone, who was
taken prisoner st bull Run. and who corroborates
the statements so far as relates to the movements
OF troops. On their way to Richmond they passed
long traius Of empty cars on their way South.
Ii these statements are true, and there 10 every
reason believe they srs it saows that the rebels
are stalking their all this State, and concentrat
ing within its borders an overwhelming force.
The boats to day brought down 494 wounded
from Richmond, leaving about TO yet 70 come.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

4 OFARD % Iowa, 0osgs CounRY CoU.1.
II ths nsatss u - aeplilaaieo e ~ szseatesl
g Aatoios LsClaase, dsssassA Soe IN eedss = ssN
The real sssass n ~ Ssssassa, y psy 6sb:s.
70 aIl psssoss interested n tAs seeass q n.
tsins LsClaiys. late q Scott county. deceased:
Yoa ass hereby nsti1ed thas we the ssdsfslen-
3D. executor and exeeussix of said ssssfc inis
1ay 1led in the olkce d the eouoty jude o. s:sd
county our petition, thas - ce9se De mace
thai - nssh Of the real sstsse Of shish s.id Ls
Claire died ssised, ssasy b. DseesoSy,os @ ~
-. Yor III purpose Of paying clams and ehasges
s.ass sd sss "a :s.s =. 1 s::'ss 49,, :. % q
.6er- IsSf, q The s0es sf he seai4 Ssaay
Jsssss.. Hos: !. =: s,sy g. s..is.Ss =
r."ss. s.Isehov cue. u sny you neves w
~ pa n1t{ties shsa1d - - ssssssd.
|. = - ~ M. !. I DAv1NrOkT. Ixeestess
49,. nAR00aRle1 lg0L LAlh.s ksa.sesse. =
= essssis1 seslss - sssvsa ey shs gql(l.f
49,. sS.r~s1s sia fks DsVSap ~ i1ety 0t1
}f.3iv DsnccaA1 . NSws, fse fer ssss
v''l' + lsDEns44
Nsl-Asssil 60 80 -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

NEAR DRowNIHa.-Yestcrday morn
log Mice Lizzie Mskenxis. while In bathing at
NJ Rieps's scho oel. came very near drowning
thr' ugh vsnturing into too deep water.
Prompt ssststsncs being afforded her. she was
rescued without any Injury more serious than
q big scare.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

OuR friend ALI. Edwards left on his
wedding teur in such haste that be forgot
part of his baggage. HE frisnds how
ever fearing that hs might be ineonv enienced
thereby. sent 1t on BY express yesterday morn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

10 lO01 14oi1if ~ y -
'sa s1ssi. sS5 sss lfss - - ,Js1e.
as Iis,taa - 5ssSs1D3S :. - ~ =;
Z ~ III ~ ~ = c 4 Y
~ ;i;;;'|ssI Ps
es - ;ls,y3t;I II: re tsas : q ;; e p
1sSKJ M. 066R sl11i1e -
~ kslo = - IN 4 III : : - -
'sse H.s fs.Asa !. y n'ss y so e IS = =
Inissnssio has bssnaSsdf 10 iASWseI<
. Vsn Gu, tat 81 q 'crdsf q 10 90 lnsqdss
q the frsnsk fesssss vhSt plses, TN fofls 81
Ts0pieo esA Alserle ~peiA hnsi tAss Sd inets -
Sleessded by Z lnnch paysl force: and thsstAss -
b!ocFsdc voeldbs aAinsaansa until the go ePatiea
oe oehostiiiti0.lo '.9fI53Eosz ass se sfi
Theirs il report hsEe this np4iae fssn Aontrs-
haad sources 70 ths esst thas lases eeaiee q =
bel ,tfoops .rs crossing JanIs AisSf south. Ths
eone4banassay that thsy sassisvasaAtsse asea-
T Ths steamer w..hfnstca .r,.ivssd 3. IL. x,y,,. j.
Yard ct N early hour t6is nor1ing. OAss. Ger
maae .ays that there y . r.noe in kss5olk whish
10 believed BY some that The NsrriQac and two
new rams which the rsbsls have q 1ichnond. ii.
ten TO run tnroughi cur 1ene0 Jsnee river, snd
attack the Minnesota and otks sssssas ss Nsfelh
and take the city II is also sAid and believed b
the Unionists that the Ssssaionisss there have I
iull supply of arms in their houses, and that tAhy
are simultaneous with the. spproacht Of The {ees'
stsamses. Quite n unusual Aumlee Fof 1oslb
we're seen On The bay esessieg, sithH, ysyy
Capt. Ger aans thin, are 81 tie employ u ~
rebels, and is Of the episipe that 1aas sefEs
gun-boats are slsswhers Snplsyed. The, $500
sionists in lower AarylAnd Hsd, .ins EaSsssa Tif-
other BY this means. . - :. - .,s.s~,-s
At an earl, hour It is morsi4e 1oe4lid nsf sev-
airy proceeded to tho residen . ofpSGr I. + Bowie,
nesr Upper Marlboro and sook okaKiheiAto custody.
He was brought to the city yesterday forenoon,
and If Or being taken before the Provost Marshal
was sent to the old capital, whore is still con-
fined. The charge against him is said to be that
of aiding ederal soldlers 70 desert. = =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

DEAD.-It is with painful regret that
ws learn Of The death Of M JopN KEHoE, the
younger Of the three K~hos broth.ss Of this
city. He came to this city early laet Winter.
thiokiog to regain his declining health in
the western atmosphere. He was gentleman
Of high character. and moot sterling sooisl and
business qualities. The many friends Of The
Kshos brothers are notified that the funersl
takes place ~ st Aothony's Church this after.
noon at 4 o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

CoUP DE so LEIL.-Mark Hawk, .
resident Of Davenport. wss prestrated last
Monday near Whestisnd by sun stroke and
died in very short time HE body was
brought to town and buried on Tuesday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

HARD TO HoLD.-Piper, the foreer,
who has become 20 notorious about these parts
and Who was lodged In the Auscatins Jail .
short time since, tsek bis leave 10 company.
With . confederate night before last. and 10
nov at large. He 10 slippery euseonse IN
dad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

RUNAWAY AND NEARLY FATAL Acc1-
estsrday uoraing. - Ara Akin,
Mrs. Dunn add Mrs. Tllsbins ,wsrs driving
along Harrison street, shove l3sh. the horse
teek fright aud started foe rpssvsy. When
Nsas l4,A street, the ladies esesesded III rnn.
eiag the saiusl late the gutter and rouniss
Aio sgaisst ths.tssss. upsstsing the wagon.
tArswisg the ossapAnts vielsatly - the
gresud. iejarisg the Two 6rst named ladies
ssesidsssby sad Mn. Tillsbins qsits ssrioss-
y. The ladies vsrs easslsa late The rssadssss
en-. Ysssg sad kisdly ssrsd fer. The hor,.
uss tArovn = the greond. spd h thesgbt q
Se eseA hart. The sssaps u The ladiss ftssla
1sash 10 sorprisisS. vhss Ne consider u.
aAsese il vhisA they vsrsA Ahsevas skea thsls
vshis's, sLs 49, eisa4 siyee
Tas HOME Insnssues Company, -
uso Ysek, Ass sash 'eApilai ef 80 aillis'
1sllsss. ssa ss. elss. sspse lars ssAsse .s 80 2
tb3lsss1e. ossl46. sse.sl sssh sassss =
6lSsl3ss ~ the ISohiliSes hsssg 4sSOs0 4
.H.l.Aa''s Ass.. MI ee!!'a. ar''saet'
LouAs' Celebs1aidA 6ttlp9 Rmto!
A. - Peesse yaM9 ecsese 81 =
- nss1y sssss e 49, E. l = :
sss1 f-rs1i1 y ~ II .4. sb Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

BREAK Dowr.-Awag loaded with
seuotry people. broke dova In the gut
ter. corner Of Perry and Fourth streets. yestsr.
day. spilling out The load in admirable con.
fnaion
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

Nsw LoCArIoN.-Mr. John Zimmer-
mao. piano .fo,ts nsooisetars. hes taken rooms
In Grant's block. Asin street. whore be vin bs
happy to wait % bic friends and the public
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

8. n. PsrfsNasLL / Co No. 81 Park Row, New
York, and state street, bostoo, aeo our agents
Or the Dsn0vRAF NBws in those cities, and
are sutho ised 70 take sdveeeiseasnts and sub
sesiptions for a. at our lowest ssses.
q. h. sCRIvsn, %, Dearborn street., Chicago. 70
authorised to receive advortisomoptefoe th{s =.
Per.
ROUNDS LANeDoa, lSt Randolph street. Cni-
sago, are sathsrissd 70 receive foe
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

De HAvsx's GaXkp UH1oN .C1Rcus.
-This splendid tresps u. .psrforasrs will give
80 exhibition in sar 80 n Aus sdsy 81 atst
week. the 7th pfoximo. Ip every city where
this company have sxhibited vs notice the
pspsrs speak in glowing tarns cf their excel.
lsncs They give performance which the
nerve. and better than oil. the patriotic man
ager donates to the oldiers' Aid So, isty ten
per cent Of the gross proceeds Of each exhibi.
ton, We feel eoofident tas canvas Of the
Union circes troupe will be crowded 70 its ut
most capacity on the occasion Of its exhibition
10 Davenport. See sdvsrtissnsnt. HUI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
D-l e D..

In this city, NR. JOHN KEHOE, agsd ~ ysass
His funeral will take place from 81. AntSeay'.
Church ct v'oI. ck this afternoon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

Jusr So.-Tbe Guzeste, in spreading
itsslf on the mob law resolstions. says th't
the time for calling things by thstr right
names has come. Then vby not have the
abolition council meet at ooss asd furnish
list of the rsbsls and traitoss il town. % that
their less knowing friends may know Who 70
esfass TO cell goods 70. whS to kick ont 81
church Of Sunday mornips. and - on. Ths,
would Be something like buslasss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

New INSURANCE. CoMPANY.-A new
losaranes Company. to guarantee men sgainss
drafting. 10 about being organised in our city.
For moderate confederation. the company
guarantees suy person from being compelled
% ssrvs In the army, %. is esss be 10 drsftsd.
they farnish substitass. psyisg eli expsnsss.
W. think suah On institution shenld do big
bosinss. in . community whore nsa appear 70
be - swfully skesrsd - they are In. Deyen.
bort. - >a~g,s as 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

Now 70 the time to secure yonr dur,
able styles Of Dress Goeds o. Whislsr's New
York store. He 10 closing then sut low =
make room See Fall stoek.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
THE CIT r..

THs County Supervisors meet at the
Court House this merning at 10 o'clock. to see
what can bs done ies bountiss ios the new
voluntssrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
Ch,caso Market.

CHICAGO, July 70.
FLouR.-34.0014.50.
WHEAT. - Sslss ct $685.
IosN.-30G3lc.
Oars 1910 in store. .. .3 -a
RYH.-4O IN store.
BUrrsR-9@lOKc. s s.ts ..u
! koas-3x@4- packers count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
THE MARKETS.

Davenport Market....Daily Report.
OFFIcs OF THE DeM. & NEws,l
Wednesday Eve, July 80.
No change in quotations.
FLous- We quote at S4.4004.ss.
W4gAr No. l 70@75c. Pri:Ae s0c.
BARLIY.-Nomiaal at 40 cents.
C0Rx-12@l3o. ga
OATs--ls020e.
WooL-2a04oc. Receipts 6ll lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

8 $50 .. 1,Ugs 80 " :
lfSOl111 o. Cll1fQA AID COLInaR
~ JGt6ls, lt6s 0lti IeSU ]. Taussaal. -
psoe asQs18.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

GREAT SACRIFICE OF Doors ANe
suon.-Yestsrday Nr. C. Todd. Boot aad
Shoe dealer. corner Of Brady aads SsassdAtA.
received notice 70 vssass ths peeuisss = eee'
sent oeenpisd By him. vishia thirty dsys lses
date. - the groand bad bssa 1sassd. - \
We wanted for bsild ag upse. essh being
tAs sass. Ar. Todd has dsssrWissd = 'eloee on
bic stoek at panic prices. end ell hse gsods
Ssr iuss Whatever they sill bring. Nov Il
tls time for everybody = sssars reliable
understanding. y sseh snesAss opportunity
nay never bs presented then. N%
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]. 'GREAT
q NJ TON o.r----

Tsr Msde' .how Of ,he Age +,
THE BEST !TrINRLERs; IL igI
/ 3 TIE MOST SUPERIOR RIDERS
TIE MOST WONDERFUL GYMNAsr ora
Ane only snow In the world that has
- .FOsss. CIosCss.
The only show il the United stata. th., h.
FOUR FnMtLI E0SgsvRlEN r.
Iheonly Show In tte world that IA. ss,, tv..
piers who perform tho as,onish ne and n.r;o..
!. ss. o. Pei'ofn.nga double som(rsa alt In fact
- 'ne Greatest comb nation Of talent aye2 oss.
stcs.ted under one pavilion.
We Perform All We Advertise.
,.,,ng Among the most prominent may be found the
ioiioW'ng prominent artists:,, - sls.l 8.
CLOWNS. ..~...
DAN CASTILLO, ,Hs sEAr EUROPE AN uruo..
lsTs LATE OF ASHEtY 3 kOYAk, A \ PIT NE Arhn
LONDON. - 4,
The only. man in the wsrld Who leaps over twelve
nos'es, WI Yosisiys'y sRpesr N cach oecAsiosand
open ms budget OF iunand do his u,most to plssss
AMI not disgust. Il sdmif6 Wit without vuiRsYi-
ty")
HIRAM Marks, raE GasAr AMERICAN CLows.
willasppsar and eui.vcn tho srena with his nu .er
| ou jokes and hsnky sayiogs.4
.1Osi. oSBURNE, THE CRLt BRArED Per FOR afxo
Clown,
viii appear and dispense his songs stump speeches
Sc
T. F. bEMMING, Gr.stequs Clown and general
perfornor. s. 4. SD. fa51s 4. Fla .H II asAI 4
LQUEs RIENNES l. EQUESTRIANs.
MISS COLE,
Thelgracc'ul and daring Eqncstre will appear
with her caucated horse "J.pitcr."
MRS. DAN. CASTILLO,
who for beautiful and graceful acts Of horseman-
ship has 10 equal.
MISS MARY ANN COOK,
The world renowned cquestriennc---late Of Ast-
iey's Royal. Circus, LONDON.
NILE. VIRGINIA LEONi,
the Justly celebrated Danseuse--late Of Frnnconis
hippl drome, Pafis.
~ ata4 III La PE1lTE MlNlE,
, -'9 NILES ORION, I5r Iae
the -hmed bareback aud trick somsrssuit rider,
will appear in his principal acts, and also ia his
great lnetamorphis aad bare que sct entitled
80 PETE JENKGNS.
("Stop the anims,l had rather work on farm.")
MASTER GEORGE.
who stands uariyslled ic his terrific acts OF flying
thr ugh tho air, dancing upon the head Of . per-
son TN horseback, &c. &c.
Mr.. GkOEGr. W. DKHAvEN,
tho noted Wild CANA ncho rider, in his great two
ana tour EUrSS acts.
BRAN MARKS,
in his celebrated Clnwn's act. ("Big folks como
to our house, yet tho Sheriff was there the other
dsy.") -
n GYMNAST$ AND TUMBLERS.
The world reno wncdlHOLLAND FAMILY, con-
sisting Of Mr.. John Holland and his thrce sons
Masters Johnny, Gsorgy and Eddy--will appear in
their unapproachable feats Ct juggling, ,postnrng,
Perch Trapcze, DC. e.&
st esaEH# 10 TINKHAN, VIE. s8 VI ~
The best tumbler in msrica, > no nnst bc seen to
:. aprseciafsd !. And Atsfs Of other pe,fo mers
aad fesnanceGy too ~Anmss"~4 % nAniion.
WILL EXHIBIT At
NJ van n - RI Mm ThnpahAv Auw 11th
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AN ORDINA >CE to prevent swine from being
ktpt in certain parts Of the City Of Davenport,
and tor other purposes.
Sac l. No person shall keep any hogs, or swine
Of any kind, within the following litn,is in the
city Of Davenport, to-~is: Any pls - between
FarDam and arren streets, and south Of the
north line Of out lot number fourteen.
SEc. 2. Itshail b the duty Of the City Mar.
sh.l 70 take possession Of any swine found within
said limit, whether loose Of confined, and after
giving i've days public notice, By posting vrittsn
notices, 81 hvs Of the mtst public plsees Of said
city, to proceed and sell the at public auc-
ton, to lac highest bidder for cash.
SIC. 3. It shall be the duty of the CITY Mar
shal pay the proceeds OF such sale to the owner
or owners sf suco sw'ns .ftsr dsdse ing the costs
and charges thereto. shich costs and charges
shall be The same - though said taking up and
sale bad been doDs By constable,
SIC 4. 1t shall be the duty oi al persons own
ing swine in any part Of the city other than the
part hereinbefore speci6ed, to keep the eams con-
hOed 10 pens Or enclosures, except such - have
lhei roofing, and any swine found running ct
large in part If the city without srcn rings
shall be dealt with BY the Marshal IN the same
manner and with the samo consequences, ~ 10
provided in section Of this ordinance.
TO the Owners 81 Swise In the City Of
Won ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ALL
u swine found
RUNNING AT LARGE
or IL pens contrary to the above ordinaase In the
city Of Davenport, from and sfesF the
9th Day or August, 1859,
Will be dealt With according te law.
h. LEONARD.
3A at City Maxshal.
Jsly goth. 1859. -
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The DIRTY Reselutiou.

Inc U1tty l60S01Uvt0Us
ED1roas DExocsAf: Who 10 the Wilson that
icifsdused the dirty abolition resolution st
L. Claire Hall. last Saturday EVENING" Wss
he once an officer in the sruyf II yea. did
ne fssign1 and II be resigned. what was the
Cause Of it7
i, There Vas . Wilson 10 the ID Regiment
'isws Volunteer Cavalry. who thought 1t bet.
ter to resign than do the other thing He
va known In the army - "Ration Wilson. !"
and regarded - dirty dog. and Ct subject
70 bs drsmmed out Of camp. Ifhe 10 about in
this vicinity. won't be please name The traitors
End rsbslsTip this community
f This thing has gone just abeat fer snossh.
and II ar mestings are to bs gotten up BY .
set Of cowsrdly abeli.ionists. not one Of whom
has the courage TO enlist and eight for the pre-.
sssvat.on Of the Union and Constitution, it 10
time for the people to take thipgs in hand. and
throw these political demagogues overheard.
No better. illpstratien could be presented to
this community Of the thorough politiesl and
abolition sentiment governing Ill ihess move
mspts. shan tbs meeting in front Of the l.
cleirs Honss last week, when O'Copnsr talked
|4a~ hssss absut the 4th Of July and lie Amer
3saA Eagle. without making . point On .ns
ching except that he wAs / pelsicsl sboiieisn
-. but - that oosasiesshe desiad 10 beseen.
siasssd conservative, FOR tie = ASidS that be
vented ssssysody "a Aplaat.saA esttles shs
slstss u the niger when .ths.var ves ended.
Thsa fsnovsd : bipv.bssd .feon Flnasyl
yanis. On sbslition lsstanae 10 xdisGsiss; the
whole thing having ben vo1ld up By Hiram.
Who lives ksrs. = ssg'.' So ,s'sss- t.
That was . bssasifal spssisssaa Of war
meeting. called Zee iswss seid) for the purpose
Of appealing to the patriotism OF the people.
and to raise men and nonsy for the var. Not
democrat called upon to say one word. While
pixsd crowd vss senpsllsd 70 listen 70
three abolition ppsssaes. and swallow the raw.
ings Of aM, OF b called lreisees. asa&a 1sas
II yes Nil take he trsshls'to cir the asts-
eedsnts Of NJ. wilsoas littis. you weald 6sd
swhsts the matsar.'z faisrss VoEuxsxza.
& glE < 4 Z =
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Company 10 ees Of the oldest sod b&ss lifs
Compantes In this aonessss rA---..-. -. -. =.
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eep,s week. secure policy In the Equitable
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when 60 yesrs old, and for his family $1,000
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