Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-22
THE CI y.


EXTRA COPIES of this Sunday morn
ing's paper to be had at the counting room.
ATTENTION OFFIcERs.-For a choice
niitsry uniform call at Cones, corner Brady
and Second streets.
MILITARY Men ATTENTIoN.-If you
wish for Uniform and full equipments cal
on F. I. Erskine. Nicholl'p Block.
SOLDIERS Bounty Warrants taken al
par for Liquor at J. G. CoSKLIN's,
No. 6. Front street. near Brady.
Buy your Boots and Shoes at Child's
d Cos, 23 Brady street. A large lot Of SOL
disrs, long leg cavalry.apd heavy Calf Bootp
just received.
CALL on Green, at the post Office, il
you want good Corbin Cigar. lie keeps the
best smoking materia! that the city affords
PERsoNAL.-Gov. Kirkwood Is in
town. and stopping ct the Burtis House.
Brig. Gen. Fitz Henry Warren is still in the
city. and at the same house.
INTERESTING LETTER.-A friend. who
t'avels with the wa 10th, writes us verv
readable and highly interesting letter which
will be found in this mornings issue.
WANTED. - Several first-class boot.
makers will find steady employment at War.
riners. 4e Brady Street. None but good work.
men need apply.
WARRINER's stock of boots and shoes
Is unsurpassed by any in the city. Give him
call before purchasing elsewhere. Firs,
door above the Post Office
IARPERs MAGAzISE.-This Kipp
OF the Monthlies is already upon our .al'e
filled, as usual. with the choicest gems from
the pens Of our be t authors. Green. at the
Posi- Office, has it for sale
A SrRAY.--Young Patrick Henry
not the horse OF hat name. but the orator. i
anxi0nsly lookei for at our cf1ice. He TO q
to obtain q receipt from us when he left. Nhe
knows where he hangs out?
PETIT JURORS drawn Sept. goth
1862: G. Paden. George Meredith, II. NJ
Wtberbee. John Birch. Henry Bankil, Georg.
Bauehman. l. D. Ruggles. P Walter. VIM
Cress!er. w. G. Jones. VIM Carroll. DAME
Close, Claus Ho ct, Thos Mcconnell, Thos. V,
Blskemore
SroCK ARRIvAL.-Thc two celebrated
trosting stations Bashaw and Tom Hyer have
arrived and gone into training for the Fair
Much sport is anticipated in witnessing the
trials of speed between these horses, and Kate
Morland. who will, no doubt compel them "a
60 in the 2o's if they win the prize.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT CAMP.-Our
citizens should remember that the Rev. Mr.
rruesdell and Rev. Mr.. Vandever. preach
Sunday afternoon at Damp Mcclellan, service.
1t o'clock. All are invited to attend. The
camp is in the neatest order, and, aside from
the pleasure Of hearing two able ministers. it
will be really satisfaction to 60 there,
HAIR SPL1TTING.-The Gazette says
they consider it sin to issue paper on tht
Sabbath, but in the same article notifies it.
patrons that If anything impor tant comes owe,
the wires on Sunday it will be issued In extra
form. Your religious scruples are Of very
convenient kind, Ed. Don't hurt you much
do they2
MEAN.-We heard yesterday of ,
mean act which, il repeated, the name Of tn,
psrpetrator will be given-sure. One of tb,
news boys, engaged in the sale of extras wa
stopped by man who detained the little fel
low some ten minutes. while he read the des
patches, and the extra was then handed bscl
to the boy. who was told to walk along an
whistle for tie i've cents which he demanded