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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
Another Arrest.

Z. S. Marshal Hoxie arrived here
having in charge D. A. Mahony, a State
prisoner, on Saturday night. Sunday
morning he chartered special train te
Fa rfield, and arrested David Steward
editor of the Constitution d. Union
published at that place. Mr.. Steward
was arrested at his residence abou,
noon and Immediately hurr ed off to the
cars and brought to this city last even.
ing. What the charge is against Mr..
Steward, is not made known the pris-
oner himself could not ascertain, and
the Marshal refused to show him a war
rant, or any authority by which he
acted.
Mr.. Steward will be taken to Wash
'ngton in company with Mr.. Mahony, We
suppose, to-day, Burlington Argus.
We had expected for some time past
that this individual would get a free
ride to Washington, and are not at ali
surprised that the time has come.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

A jurors name was called BY the clerk,
The man advanced to the judges desk
and said: Judge. l should like to be
excused" ''lt is impossible" said the
Judge decidedly. "But, judge, If you
knew my reasons" Swell sir, what are
theyF "Why, the fact is''-and tho
man paused. swell s'r, proceed" con.
t'nucd the judge. SWELL, Judge, it /
must say it l have the itch." The
judge, who is very sober man solemn
" and impress'veIy exclaimed: "Mr.
Clerk, scratch this man out,'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.

THIS MACHINE MAKES roUR DIFFEaEkT
sTtches. snd fads the cloth ether night o
left, - The operator MY desire: IL sc..s vsy
rapid, IL easy Of operation and almost noi.. -
Il i fuiIy prstestsd b letters patsat, and es>s
mschins was1snted 70 the purchasef.
All those desiring first class family sewing
machine viii - richly repaid BY - sssninstios
P. L CONE, Agsat
Corner Of kssdy and "a $751; Davenport. Iowa.
Nv11-d1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
.V1ttce 70 Builders.

DROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED By THE
is undsrsignsd Until The l<sh day u Assess
Tor baildisg . hansipg hssss q the conner q -
and bsad. Strssts. Plans asd sppsesAeat1soG -
A. J. PReSTON, n.,ia,.~
GEO. L. DAv1AP0RT.y ....r Il
Augsst Sch, 1871. dslAsa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
MANHOOD!
HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED I!
Jxss Psbs;shed, - . sealed Ensesops
Price, l0t& Csaes.
4 LEcTyRE ON The NATURE.

TREATMENT ANiO RACscN IL
NURE OF SPERMATORRHGA OR SEMINAL
~ Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
debility and Inpsdimsnts 70 Marriage generally.
Mental and Physical Incaps lily. rssul,ine from
Sslf-Absse, &e.-By ROBf J. CUIVEKWELL
y. D., Author Of the Grses Book, Ee.
"A Been - ThsssasAs 81 suRssers.ss
sent under seal, in plain envelope, % any "a.
dress, post paid, on receipt Il six esnts, o. two
postage STAINS, ~ DIR. Oh. ]. G. KLINE.
~ Dovsry, New Ymk, Post OAes Boz l6se.
s96-d6W3n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
NATIONAL war CLAIM ACEACY I
eARRoWe, REED h. CO,
WASHINGTON D. c., NO. III PENN. AVENUE
- NV e n port, low .,
NO. 9 LIE CLAlRE BLOCK.

Al claims fer bounty and arrears Of pay f.r
sesdtsn Who hsvs died in the var for the rebel.
By o0cefS for horses killed in battle, damage 70
peopssty ussd By GovsFnment, and Ill Other legal
claims against the 0osennsot may b. psoeaSed
without delay b sppiiessisa - eisbsf q or Of
1oes in Washington, d. O., o. n DevcoIost. Iowa.
uy1E d1mv3n An
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
Wagener's Sewing Machine {!
A NEW INVENTION
First Premium Awarded f.. she Best
Sewing BY Machine.
MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE. ILLINOIS.

This machine is the best for al family and
manufacturing purposes. will mako coats shirts
pants quilt bed quits, and do all other work in
fabrics. Its simplicity. durability, efficiency and
price, challenge every other machine in use
Wheeler B Wilson's. Grover bakers, I n Sin.
ger Cos rot excepted. In proof Of the shove Va
refer you to Examine the machines and work. At
W Lobdells dry goods store, 1t Moline, Ill. Its
construction is simply one piece Of casting. 50 esn-
structed - to receive its movement, which 10 Q
rotary nj tion, 80 arranged - to attach both M
per and lower needle, and feed in such . manner
- 70 form double lock stitch. The thread from
two spools is thus placed in the cloth IN The most
perfect order and with the least possible friction
10th threads arc frightened and slackened By one
screw. Thus, you see, 10 formed the most simple
and effective combination yet spilled to sewing
machines. These machines cannot fail to meet
the WAITS Of every family end manufsctsrsr.
All the knowledge thae 10 required 70 requisite
this machine, is to regulate the tension 81 one
screw. and shorten or lengthen the stitch 81 one
screw, and set the needle 10 its place 20 ~ 10 form
the proper connection Of both threads, which will
30 readily observed by the operator, thus saving
world Of perFlexity that has been 20 COMMON in
complicated machines Williamant.c r. urpsr
thread and CoAtes for lower, 10 the best thrsad
for Ill practical purposes. Silk and linen threads
are used TO the ssme sdvsntsss. Sewing done By
these machines received the first premium q the
Cass county, Michigan fair. All wishing To psr.
chafe god machine are invited to examine this
before purchasing elsewhere. Warranted one year
with pruper usage Pries 440--Universal Hem
mer, IS extra. All kinds Of fam pesdacs taken
at mseket peice-cash net refused. For further
particulars address ]. A. WAGNER.
my7-d&w6 Moline, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
MiSCEIE1NEOUS.

An ORDNANCE = prsls eviss nsn beias
=. 50 Il, = ::s3 s! s1
= ~ ti,d. visSis - 5sliswieG .lisaS, II q
city q Davenport, ts-vit: Aay .pasoe sstwees
Fsfnan "a Weree sesssess - sessA Of me
So. :. Il 6AaIl - the asty Of he City Mas'
shai 70 tske posssssioa d ny swine foasd within
IA iinite. Whether loose q confined, and After
eivine Ave days publie astiss, y poetine vrss:s
sosies II Avs q ~ ne: ps1s p'essh , 3. SAG
ton. 70 ID hiehest bidder for cash.
SIC. 8. Il shall - the duty Of the City MAJ
shal % nav the proceeds Of such sale % the owner
or owners Of such swine, after dedaetinS ths eoss
a.a eAaesss sAsssees whise go 80. ~ s .n ~
sale had bssl done BY . conslable.
Ssc 1. 1t shall - the duty Of al persons own
ins swine in any part u the city other than tho
part hsssinbsfofe specified, % keep the sane CON
lined II psos o. enclosures, except seen q nsv:
their roofing, and any swine found running O
large in any part Of the city without such rings,
shsil bs dealt With By the Aarshsl In the sane
manner and with the sane coueequeoees, ~ -
provided in section Of this ordinance
To the 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
10th Day Of August, 1857,
will be dealt with according 70 law ,or.pn
City Marshal.
July goth, 1852.
HOUSE AND sign PAINTER,
PAPER. nANoEa, wHrrENER, ETC,
Mo- IA HAST T1a1rd IT.
lITAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WlTt
III ono az tho best Sign and Banner Painters !.
tho United States, | am prepared 20 execute -
j. orders In the
Rest Stwle and at Prtces to Sass
all P0s't1eS.
Persons recurring .nyth ing. IN d. ny ,.,, Il
}. Banners, Regslia, &C., got up At short notice.
mhll-d6m
HYDRO ECLECTIC CURE.
y Grssnbush, Moline Avenue, Rock lslsnd, lllinoi
Mr.. / MRS. I. .. PRICE, Physicians.
Il now open for the reception Of patients VII
wish to avail themselves Of . thorough course
FL WATER TREATME NT,
In connection with
UnIAlRvOYANT EXAmlWATlONS
AND
Medical Prescr -
4 and to be under the constant care Of the Phys
clan and experienced nurses. We shall oont1n'
our riding practice - usual In Davenport, No
u island and Moline and in special cases. make ca
by rail road and river. Charges Tor trestnen.,
the cure. i've to ten dollars per week. Patier
- taking homo treatment will pay weekly. N
Prioe will pay special attention to tho praotiee
obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar 10 :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
TO LIE u.

nwBLL1HG HOUSES ON The BLUPr.
- from 3 e ~ pr month, Two store:
Hall's Rloen. Apply g
JOHN /. COFFIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
WOTXCR.

= IL PRISONS WHO HAVE HN1OLIID
"A tA1selvss ID - sgopasy VII p1eassseDsge
iDoe1ieasly 9 ~ 49, essDee Il 0aan 81 Co.
90 Joe. DAv11Fo14! .,
DsvsarssA August n, 1ooA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
1000
NEW PATTERN FRENCH COLLARS,
1t one half the usual prices ct
WHISPERS.

"Friends Of my life my ardent spirit burns.
And al Hha Fri hutA Of -
r,,r u.Nv rAvORS PRESENTED to
SCOTT HOUSE
by Its numerous patrons. The undersigned will
continue 1t his tost proprietor Of tho above House
and hopes to merit continuance Of the patronage
of the
IT, q OeltMg PwbIte.
tn e SCOTT HOUSE.
~ ever, will offer to its guests
Clean Rooms. Clean Sheets.
A eoUNTlFUL TABLE
and all the comforts Of Home, 1t the low price
of
ono Dollar Dor Day.
- Good stabline attached 10 the premises.
u. HUMPHREY, Proprietor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
.DRY GOODS.

- DNY OOOO0.
e. 81
1. sea,No Ap suAaER
u Rx q . = y = :.
c. 8. wHIsLBR, |
has Just rsesivsa The
Largest md Cheapest
FANCY &sTAPLE DRY GOODS
In the state or 1ov0@
BOUGHT FOR CASE,
AND WILL n SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
! CONSISTING IN PART OF
100 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and bleschsd muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Baragss, Brilliauts.
400 pieces Dslainss, Challies, Mohairs and Silk
.. Poplins.
80 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
soopisess Cotsonades, Denims, Hickory. chsek'
Linen Drills, &c.
900 dog Hose, Gloves. Mitts, &c.
500 Summer shawls, Of I'll kinds and qualities
900 Silk Parssols and Sun Umbrellas, and assr
other kind.of goods usually found in arst ela'
Dry Goods Store.
. DOse,t Fail to ETanetseI
CnEAP 4 GOOD GOODS
before purchasing. ENo trouble to show 600
1t WHIsLER,s.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
e. The very latest and best in use, just receive
500 for sale ct New York price, at
WHISPERS.
" 1000
NEW PATTkRN FRENCH COLLAR
J At one half the usual prices 1t
J WHISLER'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
TO LET.

TO LET.
nrFICRS AND VERY LARGE Rooms IN
~ Pos OAee and LsC5siss Dlesks, The L.
Claire Masss Hosss, saitable Ter eessAee q erain
: q A' .' .'''A''''e f5! Z. 'f6AvEsrosr. !.
JOHN L OOI1U.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

also REST PIANOS. $3.50
Grovesteen / Hale having removed to their
now Warerooms,
NO. 470 BROADWAY,
arc ow prepared to offer to the puplic msgn:
cent new scale full
= Octave Rosewood Piano,
containing all improvements known in this coun-
try or Europe, over-styung bass. French grand &C
ton, harp pedal, full iron frame, for
4l7o Cash.
Warranted For Five years
Rich moulding cases,
ats to . q O q,
and to stand better than any sold fer $500 $500
by the old methods Of manufacture. We invite
tho best judges to examine and try these new in
strumsnts, and We stand ready 1t ell times to test
them with any others manufactured in this coun-
try.
GROTeESTEEF 3 HALE,
my76-d3m 47s Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
IMPORTANT FROM THi SOUTHWEST,

General Roseerans Army I'm MosSos-
Stirring NEWS freM Oenerai 0Gant, &c.
N. L,ua, Aosst1 ,lsU.
Tho Democrat Of ssas city lsArss la = ThmsAg Inst
General RoscGsas, with AMY u shk0 forty gkos
sa.d mo, proceeded southwest tswwas Insown, wAssc
about afsecs ,hsssasd rebels Fhs uades Ces~a
Armstrong GsscraI Priss at Tupes, on the Mebae and
Ohio Ra'road with fsrcs sf twsa0 Gvs thSasasd
il probable that, being shrcatose< G~Arss Price
anl ArBstrosg wm csmbhe thck Nrsos asd svs esue-
raj RsssGsus batsie.
The withdraU Of the forces sAdcr 6cseras Rosecian
asss sst lsavs Cpri.th eGposcd, sassga remain
for al sncrgcncksn
We shall likely sSs ss,rriug osa Geaerai GRANTS
army 10 rev days.
Stris gent Order Regarding the Oath or
Allegiance In Missouri.
RnNmHLB, No., August 2S, 1891.
csaccal Brswn sas ssucd order requiring all per
sess tho district whs have not taken the oath rcpsrt
y porssn muediatelv 10 NE nearest Provost Marshal
fsr the I1rpsss Of taksg tho cam ssd giving ssncnS
bends fer ne faithful observance thereof An pcx
who fail 70 comply with tIi orOr BY tho asth Of this
msnth uni be removed by the Provost Marshal Gesoral
outside the fcsva lines, and sstincd that hereafter
found within The lnes without proper authority thcy W.
be arrested and placed 10 elsss eopdn~ncnt.
The for making this st ngent order % the fact
thst thers arc number vi persons who havs not yea
taken tho oath, aud the General commanding hae positive
evidence that they kssp upa seorct lins OF esAnnnia
tion with the sncmy
Arrival OF Paroled Soldiers at Sc. Louis.
81. Loce, August 2v,~lS62.
Colonel K~oa with assrly three hundred federal
troops who ssrrssdered TO susriIhs at Ciarsvie with
cut rng gun arrived in this city yesterday en- parole.
they 20 to Camp Chase.
said N circles likely TO know that General Curtis
has bsen relieved cf his scnlmand IN Arkansas Ills
essscr is 10. ud fcsted.
Movements o. Released Prisoners.
CArRo, August rs, 1892.
Twelve hundred rebels arrived last evening from In
danspolis and will be sent to vicksburg Immediately
No rurhor pertsulnrs ef tho sinking OF the Acacia
have been received The number stated TO bo bst
forty. OF whom seven were ladies.
Ans sys On James River nnu the Pemin-
suin.
ronfgrss ArgRoB, August "A, 1852
easterly storm has been raging here all day
Ali is quiet up the James rvor, and also in the army
This Post ofnco Department Is extending It's buildings
At Old Potnt Tor tbs much noodod accommodation o Vie
clerks emp loyod IN this Office.
Adams Express are slso extending their buildings,
their accommodations for freight have secn FAR too
limited.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

Bassw --sn Sunday, August "A, wnLAx J. Raxrr o..
Alderman Ninth wad, in tho ,oth year Of his age
The relatives and friends II the fanny respectfully
invited attend the funeral, without further invitation,
from his late residence, 7s4 Washington sscct, MIS-
Tuesday, morning. at nho O'Clock. Els pcmains w be
taken to Rocklaud county fE infGment.
Burma -fRASx the boioved Of James and Margaret
Burns aged 10 months and days.
bud on earth, 20 bloom IN haaven.
The funeral will tako pace on Thursday afternoon, al
O'Clock, rom 100 Delnoey street fhe friends and
acquaint tances Ho rcspocauv invited N attend
fEars--In Es,artown, Mass, ON Monday, August rs.
Rxry, Me wife Of William N. Belts, and yvJngst
daughter Of the ato Henry j. SANFORD in the 2sth year
BnsSsssEyn, On Monday, August %, MAmA g., Bl.S
MsMyB0, agei 60 ye9rs.
vhsd attend the fnneral, mis- 1sesday) aftssa con
al ono O'Clock, m her nse residence CORNER Of Twenty.
th4rd street and Eleventh The remains WIN De
taIs.n 20 Lnshcrtn Cemctary fcr lntormcnt.
rssnwsyxR. Monday, August 20, ssNrEp 9. BREws-
zR, aged 9 years and month, .s.,
Funerai from - East Twouty nfth sreeNths (tuesday)
CSa,m u Oh Monday, August rs, Mrs. Susan W. Coa-
Tle relatives and friends Of famy are respectfully
invited 10 attend the fihcral, this (Tuesday) aftnoon,
At hree o'clock rop to residence Of her SON Beutin
mcnt at New Town, LII
CraRY.-on sunday evening, August "a, after short
Illness JAME CURRY, or Barashcr county o kmgs ire
me friends and relatives Of the family invited 10
atend tho funeral from tho residence Of his James
Curry, Jr, No. $50 Firs avenue, corner Of Twentieth
street. this Cruesday) Afternoon, At two O'Clock
FoLEY In Brooklyn, on sunday evening, Augsft ~
MARY FosrY widow Of William + Foley, OF Enockraha,
county Of Cork, Ireland, aged 60 years.
The relatives friepds the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the uneral, from her late residence No.
3S York street, this Cucsday) afternoon, a. two O'Clock
Tl,e rrnains viii 10 tskcn 10 Calvary Cemetery.
s,AetA-In VIII anebGrgh, ON Sunday, August "a TER-
pnu,x s. younge son Of q. and sarah Gago, aged
years and months.
Te relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fns
raj from he residence OF &. W. Gage 100 South Eighth
street Williamsburg, this (Tussiay) sternoon ~ three
O'Clock.
CraauN- Tompkinsvnfe, Staten Island on Sunday
morning August 2t, e. r. GposIrMn, aged 30 years,
month and "a days.
The relatives nnd friends respectfully invited 10 al
tend tho rneal from gnis late residence, this tuesday
| att rnoon, at two o'clock.
HARnsor.-on Sunday, Augsst "a, rs,RuLtA, youngest
daughter OF the late William Harrison Ia the 32d year
| her ago.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
STOMACH BITTBRS.
NEW EVIDENCE
or THEIR
WONDERFIJL PROPERTIEa,


SS: Ss:s
.ns
pslssaSis G9TS,4is NC srnY.cn pYTrrps
wnS the % bile ,S has ever r. . at
incomparabic and into general
Tor
shown that The warmes wss'hes entirely as
by the action % heat upon the vital powers sasaans
ss and y.iSs \ ss
result rom drinking cs cold water when Ss
sso sa 30 Rs a VI" But aua there m 40
rkk il be prFaed f ne recaDAon of the ~
"a''s with : TIiesM MosTBrrER.s BrrTERa
ssSS's &
y a. s s 9A n perfect so
oath %sTsasn, is,
sss sssa % aoa"s 1s ssa' "'''
It rs also pssssr sSsrsTrEss IF ssss Brr.Ens
). ':s ss' .s,:s s,: :%
a ay oas sn m o os e Cna seoy
q is eontents and dIsIpsinn rsu mere
FsSess FS faces %as s :
90 q = os sos % a. s
. this Z -S,s e. s,, sa yosss % .: sss
renedy Is Of psacecss vaSie Prsm nme nmemorial NE
sSS1 sSs spesss ps fo oet III. ta
= na 70 the @ n T. o ssy s sSns e
te World al nozlous qualNcs
aged the feeble and all whs suffering either fraD
HOSTETTlAvs BTTTERS
are offered a OF rotucsng beautiful rcac-
fumes OF acaoI e,cioe The nerves cause tempo
exaita0on os Tire animal NAst1 wdch fs foloweo
By corresponding depression But ash purc med,caed tu
never spurs brain unnatural aokivify but TIN
contrary and clears II and ssas saaiave ais~
lls shattered nerves A. this season o. the ysh
the heats of dnpShed
'Ae'' '' MosrETrssR's STOMACH BITTERs
may be ter1seSi household ncessary. Exhanssed nf-
Ties epea 70 tile ssRk of disease In has
reparson will be foia her stireea do
fence. n viii recall III io sppensc and bring the whole
dem Euctua.ioss of tssrerate al nnhely influences
Trn.eiing, whether by pnd water, always invove9
changes q ies, Ss which delete rions 70 persons c
OF hcnh, inuronsy ansss by these causes and re-
turn mere completely hrnke doTp um when they starej
Yet the msahie eferrcd onisy N all DO prevented dS
a'ouS'0"s uSe hosrErERs srrrrRs.
They the lo-eNs, regulate The bowo9s.
and act bcneaciay upon she liver t snpinducins mes =
10 the utmost possible bsnsh fm me exercise of
travelling csrs air. Under the opcratios
so TO speak all varcss os food water and
and therefors sveiIys sp wis
Sire exempt from sck headache. dir rhma.
colo and tliious d~,rFvs shoa always
ffoSTETfkhs BiTrnRS
exported In vast quantiss " Souh sib Cergral
forna aud Australia, aud the demand for iem bosSa
In the United Stairs and IN foreign sountrie 10 cons
tnusiy increasing. The cause of 'f nnbou nded popu.
Inry be summed IN few wors ihcy the ony
BTrfERS In mnnuactured irin ~ purified
of and medcated VITA coD tion OF vegc-
table speoric, which operne no'ss an win geac.
digestive organs nd neryoo4
Sold 1y nil druggists hotels .nd rsstaurarts
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mah steamship Scotia, Captain Jutlxns,
will leave this port Wednesday morning for Liverpool
Thc mans FOR Europe win close in this city at seven
O'Clock to-morr morning.
The NEw YoaK HEaALp--Edtion for Europe-win be
pvbnshsd a six O'Clock NJ the mcusng and will contain
tho latest from the Union aries M virginia, ren-
ne@cs, Kentueky, Missouri Arkansas Sr LATEST nteih
gence from New Orleans and ille 5ssrshesn coast;
Important News from fbs South Mocfng Of the Rebel
Cngess; The Message Of jon. Davis Important from
ArnDesofa-Massacrc Of Five Hundred Whites by tho
sbux Indians; lows from tho Arotic Regions; interest
ng Geographical Dneovercs Adduiorai facts dnnccled
with sk y6hn FrsnHisn and Trobiscrcr's parties nus
Nsted wtaha Hnsp showing the Feid Examined Late
Nsws from Khv1ma ard Mexico, and al other News Of
the Week Of an interesting character.
Sngic sopes, N wrappers ready for nssAng, six
cents.
Omsyai Drawings OF the Library Assoc
s'''on oo"pap1y. 1ss L0ssry Ne ySasasa s Esnssa& x 1852
H. 49, -e Cas- Ss S sssSSsrst g. ss .s 81 @ 49, 49, g.
IS, ca, 40, Al, IA, SO, IL, 80, 81, 49, r. 81, 81.
'''''' - \. FRANCE CO, covIus.On, Ky.
omelai Drnw,ngs .. 1turray, Eddy &
KsUvcxr ExsRA Glass tol-Augus 25 tsoa
10, "a, e. ~ 2s 81 ss H. rs ! ~ %, A. s.
40, 27, Al, AZ, 65. 81, II, ~ AZ, 30. A., IL.
Circulars sent res o. charge s 1aa5cs'si sy bny
Coying,on, Kr. or 81 Louis. No
Omcisl Drawings or snc Delaware state
paAwAss sxraa otAss ste--Augns 2s 1859
20, 20, ., 80, 81, 40, IS, 16, s, ", 80, ~, ~.
pwAwARx, Glass yis--August IS, 1866.
8, 46, IL. 3, 10, IA, 40, ~, ~, 81, 50, SO.
0A''' ' = JonS A. MORRIS 4 co,
Wilmington. Deaawsro
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixcs Cnssed
looms TAYLoR i co. Benkrs iS.wau street, n I.
Prizes Cnshe1 in all Lezalizcd Lotto.
ries. Information gwen JOSEPH BATES, Brokor.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

Skirmish with the Rebels at Big Hill.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August "a, 1862
skirinish occurred yesterday between the federal
forces under General Metcar and the rebels at Big H
Madison county, KY.
After brief gagcmsnt Gen. yctcalrs forces Withdrew
TO Richmond.
No particulars given CT the loss either side.
There has been tslegraphc communication south Of
Russollvine, KY, since Thursday afternoon.
General Ward remains in kentucky.
Headquarters or Union Generals, &c.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August "a, 1862
Major General Wright has his headquarters Cincin
natl 4.
General Boylo continues here with hs headquarters
this city, commanding the forces assigned 70 General
Nelson.
Lexington.
General Burbridse gees TO Corinsh.
Generals jackson, Crafts and Nsansoa ore with Gene
raj Ncison.
Impressmsnt OF Slaves for Repairing
Railroads.
CINCINNATI, August "A, 1861,
special despatch from Lexington, KY, says-An or
der was issued yesterday 10 impress 200 slaves to
rcpaix the railroad between here and Cumberland Gap.
An hnpresancAt was made IN Fayctte and Madison
countless and loyal paid laborers wages FOR
hcr slaves while rebel owncrs referred 70 the De-
partment at Washington for pay for their slaves. II
found necessary to take the negroes Of many oysts
The rebols in great distress in consequence Of Tho
mpressment, ~ many Of their negroes were txkn whHs
working N the hemp nslds.
Loyalists commend the measure IS just and wise.
Other roads dierens parts of the state are ao 70 be
repaired by nrressins negroes in other counties.
Cassiw u. Gay is here and h to be assigned to COM
nasd IN few days Jy General Wallace, cSmmaader Or
csse poss.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

Te Retired Naval Omcers and Otherc.-
Wanted, copies Of the United States Naval Register for
the following yearsA before the 1915 all from Is 86
70 1871 ncasye; 1884 1885, 1887 1888 Apply to Capt.
OSCAR BULLU6, naval rendezvous, Cherry street, near
New BQWerY.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

The 0rERA.-we understand that letters have been
received from Mr.. Uman announcing that Mile. Titiens
will positively commence her engagement here in the
first week Of November. Sho will be supported by
D'Angri, Brigno, Formes Susini, Bosse and Amodio.
Mr.. Ullman has also nearly completed engagement
with Guiglin to commence two months later than that
Of Mile. Titiens
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
MnT:rfed.

cosS-RocsLnYE.--At Ne.s Brunswick, NJ. j., by the
Rev A. u. Harlow Mr.. WILLIAM T. Cooc, Of this ctty, to
Miss EssHER Il. RoxnsE adopted saughtor Of Jshn
Ssvxker: Esq. o. Six Nile Run, Nj.
Memphis papers plesse copy
-CEowrHR;-In Hbolayn, on Gnndag after.
noon, August "a, at two O'Clock, by tho Rev Svlvanus
Cbb OF Boston at the residcAce Of Mr. W. II. Wilder
s5G Carleton avenue, HESw Jocuux TO 5ARAH cRow-
nlH. both OF Brooklyn.
EuiIAo uapcrs please copg.