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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
TO-DAY'S ADVTS,
DAVENPORT, Aug. IA, 1862.
General Order No. 100.

OAV8NPoRT, Aug IL, 1901
General Order No. 100.
I. In order that the Southern Border Brigade
shall not BIO an unnecessary expense to the State
it is directed that not more than ten men shall be
detailed for special service from any company in
any Battalion unless there vbe an actual inva-
sion, and then To additional force must be ordered
out by tie Major of tho B .ttallion, and in every
with q statement Of the facts upon VII oh the ad-
ditional forces ordered into tho field, ard the
officer making the order will be held responsible
for the correctness Of his statements and actions.
II. No person who has left Camp Heron with
out leave of absence or furleugh, will be allowed
to enlist for any new regiments or organization,
and if any recruiting officer shall enlist such per-
son, said officer will be refused any commission in
any con pany of this State. Every mastering Of
hcer in the State will be notified of this order,
and be requested to refuse muster to all such de-
tiers from Camp.
III. All absentees Of the companies known as
Capt. Secrests or Capt. Parksrs will export them
selves at once to Camp Heron. ~
Nv. No transfers from one company organized
in this State for tho U. s. SERVICE will be allow
ed prior to mastering except the consent Of the
Adju,aut General.
The senior officer of every Camp in this State is
directed to see that these orders are strictly en-.
forced, and to arrest any soldier who attempts to
pass the lines Of the Camp without the permits
sion of the commander, endorsed By said senior
officer of Camp.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief.
N. b. BAKER,
Adj't Gent of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
ELECTION RETURNS.

Democrats had very little to do with the
election yesterday. at lssst % the returns
indicate. We have often asserted that that
the majority Of volunteers we're Democrats.
and the resut proves our assertion 10 b true.
for while the Republican, have cot gsinsd 10
numbers . single vote, the Democrats have
fallen of materially. Al the city polls be-
tween sixteen and seventeen hundred votes
were cast. The vote on Congressman vas
the only one counted ls.t evening. Mr.. Prics's
majority 10 the city is 492. and the bslsnes Of
the State ticket about the same.
Aliens Grove givss Republican majority
Of A.
Liberty IN avsrag. majority Of IS.
Buffalo. always sound, goes Democratic by
3s majority.
Rockingham goes the same way by ma.
iOrity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
Foreign News.

New York Oct. Il.
The correspondent Of the London Times. wri-
ting on the l9h Of Sept, says 1t is evident that
the decisive battle OF the war is not yet fought
All that has happened is but the preliminary to
tho final onslaught that is TO make or mar NC
Ciellan, but that onslaught, end how it will, is
not likely to make mar the fortunes OF the Con-
:. derates He adds that the resignation or abdi-
cat IN Of President Lincoln is debated as matter
Of ccur1e
The A,,ay and Nary Gazette says the South has
tried the Oh cnsive aud failed. Tho Confederate
armv has shown great daring and much tsnaoify,
init has been bestep. Gen. Mcclellan has shown
that Is soldier, he is equal to Gen Lee or Stone
Wall Jackson. The division OF the Confederate
forces was gf6at mistake, but great Generals
would have known how to Convert that mistake
into disastrous defeat while secoad-rate soldiers
like Mcclellan could only come out with respecta'
bio success.
The expectation Of arms and ammunition from
Eng, nd to America is rapidly increasing.
The Increasing shpme is Of the drst eight
months Of the year are valued at 81 BOO. 900.
The Paris Pit. &c hears from good sources that
nothing is more likely than tho recognition OF
the south on the basis of complah cd facts very
saon to be ON the tspis-Engsnd and France act
ing in concert.
q: Sunday, the 4th, q royal decree will Pro-
claim an .mnesty to Garabaldi and his follower !,
excepting on,,v the desertcrs from the royal
army.
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From Washington.

W ARLINGTON Oet. ID.
A rumor hiss been current Tonight that .
large force Of the rebels had crossed into Mary
land and been defeated. There 10 not word
of truth in the report.
Il is said that the failure TO arrest the es-
cape u Stuart and his rebel cavalry 10
their bold dash into Pennsylvsria through
MARYLAND, 10 attributed to the division com
mander at Poolesvile. 20 whom instructions
bad been sent BY Mcclellan. stating that Sic,
art would probably retreat upon the line
which be subsequently psrsued, and suggest
Cd 4 disposition Of forces which would cut of
his passage across the Potomac. A strict In
ves,iga,ion IL nov being conducted about II,
With . view Of fixing the guilt, and assigning
punishment where Il 10 merit. d.
From the facts already made public II u
evident thut Mcclellan took proper measured
"a prevent ths return of Stuart 10 Visgieia
and The fault must b with the suboedioael
ef;esrs who failed 70 obey bic orders q fellow
-, ~ sssssstaess, % .;s
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ID 1 f. D..

On the lsth inst, IMOGENE L., only child Of
NETTIE E. and REUBEN ). PRICE, aged one year.
Funeral, Wednesday, the 18th inst, from thu
house Of l. II. Loars, Esq, Bridge Avenue, at 2
o'clock p. n.
"She is not dead-,he child Of our Affection
But gone unto tn at school
Where she no longer needs cur poor protection,
And Christ himself doth rule
=" Not as q child shall We again behold her,
For when with raptures will
In our embraces we again entold her,
She will not DO child"
(" But . fair maiden, in her Fathers mansion
Clothed with celestial grace,
And beautiful with all the souls expansion,
Shall We behold her face"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
THE MARKETS.
Davenport INTELLECTUALLY RI 1rt.

OFFICE or THE DEM. &'NEwsl
Tuesday Eve, Oct IA. !
Quotations stand unchanged. Receipts are
light.
tLouR--S4.6o14.80 Wholesale, and 5.00@6.20
retail. Shipments $50 bbls.
WHEAr-In good demand at 70@s0c, for prime
old 4597Oc other grades. Receipts 1850 blu.
Shipments 600 Blu.
BAILEY. = Active at 701soc. Receipts 9, $50
bu. Shipments 200 bu.
C0RE-17@19o. Receipts 100 bu.
OArs-We quote At 25.G27c. Receipts 145 bu.
Ox1oNs Active at eod65c. Receipts 400 bu.
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NUMBER 300.
Later from Europe.

Sr. JOINS N. Fla.
The Asia from Liverpool Ash via Quesns,ovn
Boston.
summary Of her news was obtained which 10
Two days later, but contains nothing Of ink
ance.
=, English papers continue 70 com limsnt the
norm fot their EFFORTS in MARYLAND. and . gus in
favor Of The most PROMISING results therefrnm.
Paris boursc was mu h excited, and on the Ash-
ms. ret tes closed ~ III
The following IL a list OF tho American ships
which have been des royed bv the rebel pirate
A'hamora ard 29o near "E ores ;" Tho Ocmul-
gee, . can Rover. Aert, Osceola, Cruiser. Ocean
Cruiser, Ben Tucker. Westber Guase, Admiral.
Blake, ALEXANDRA and the ste mer Starlight.
The Aus rslasia from n. F., arrived At Queens.
town on the 4th.
American securities inactive.
Mas n and Sliaeii had written TO tho French
journals. stating that they had no official knowl-
edge Of their recall.
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VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Election Retains.


BuaLlSoroN, Iowa, Ost. IA
We are unable 10 ott.in the result Of the
election to-day. the judges having post.
poned counting the votes uatii morning
MusCArlNE Oct IA.
Bloomington Township, including the city
of Musca,ins. gives the straight Democratic
ticket 35 Uslority-spllt not yet counted
The towneh,p il conceded to the Democrats
Township rs Fives 81 Democratic msjnrity
Gath Regiment gives Price Q majority Vi 3Sl +;
35th Regiment gives PIice q majority IT M
:. Bloomington Township. including tho city OF
Muscatine, gives hayer, deino,ratic candidate
ll6 m 'j"ri,y over Pace, republican. Returns
come in Slowly from the county, but indicate =
heavy republican ma Gritty 10 the district.
tUsuQUg, Oct. IA.
The vote will not be counted ton. ght.
kAoKuK Oct. IA.
The Democratic maj ,rity IN th,s csty avsra
ges forty on State ticket. Wor isb. Demo-
crst, Tor Congress. leads Wilson. Republican
"a.
LANCASTER. Oct. IA
Thadeous Stevens il reel cted to Congress
ny over 3 900 majority.
The Union State ticket is etill larger. There
is great rejoicing over the result
CISoiNNATI-- Midn ght-Os.. IA,
The election passed of very quietly. Th =
Democrats have elected their entire ticket
Pendle,on. Democrat. present member from
the Let district. lie re. elected. Long, Demo
crat, in the p district, prob, blv bsate Gurlsy
INDlANApoLIs, Oct. IA.
The vote polled here 10 day is much larger
then ever polIsd IN this city. The Uniou
ticket will have about 200 majority, which
is Il small gain.
Terrehsute city gives Scott. Union, for
Coagres. $50 VOORHEES,. Democrat. Lib
gam for Union ticket.
Returns up to IL clock indicate The follow
ing result: For Congress-lst district, List
lows. Dem; 81 district. Craven, Dem; 81
diet. Damn. Union. probably very clos. 4,h
district, Holman. Dem; 9th dist let. Julian
UIion 9th Indianapolis district, Brig Gent
T. Dumoht, Union. BY l 900 majority; 7,h
district. u. w. VOORHEES,. Dem; 9Th dis ric.
Orth. Union 9th District. Coltax, Union 10Th
district, N .chell. Union llth. y anks, Union.
TIE State ticket will be close-the Union
| men claim a small majority.
PnTsBURGH Oct IA.
The election passed off quietly here, though
with considerable spirit Pittsburgh give.
Morehead, Union, l O48 over Hamilton, d 10.
for Congress; Adequacy City. Williams. Tn.
ion, IFS m jority over Leiehter. Dem. Is
rcuntry districts give More lead 800 majority.
The entire county will probably 81 ca Union
msiority Of 90 900. WesImcreiand. six dis.
trcts. including Greenshnrg. give q d mocrst-
10 msjority Of $40; gal over Foster. l55
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
The election is proceeding quietly in thi, city,
but heavy vote is being poilei notwi til sta nding
the great number Of voters absent in the field.
The Union mon are active and sanguine.
The election to day in this city proceeded
uery gu city From the returns received up
~ II
Mayor Henry, the Union candidate, has 5000
ma ority.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

RIVER lTEM4
ARRIVED, TuesdaM0 October IA.

ARRIVED, Tuesday, October IA.
JENNIE W HIPPLR, Morrisuo, Keokuk.
DENxARK, Robinson, st. Louis.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
oBPARrED.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce. Dubuque.
DExxARK, Robinson, St. Paul.
JENNIE v RIPPLE, Morrison, Keokuk.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Northern Line packet Henry Clay, Captain
Buford, Clerks Owens and Woodhouse, will depart
for st. Louis and way points this morning.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Captain b. W. Davis, Clerk Powers, will depart
for Keoksk and all intermediate landing at seven
O'Clock this morning.
Tho mail and pa -senger packet Rill Henderson.
Captain Rhodes, will depart fer Dubuque and all
way point at o'clock this morning, making Don.
nection with boats for st. Paul.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
New Xork Market.

NEW YckK, Oct IA.
FLOUR Receipts 14s,si bills. 1o@2 higher
$6.1O@630 super State; s6.30@6 so Extra ~tate;
to medium Extra Western !; IS s5c17 90 common
to go~d shipping Brands extra Re- Il. O.
WHEAr.-Market exc tied and 2M3o better.
Sales 2eU0 bu. At $l.l8 al "a Chicago super
$l.25@$t go Milwaukee Club; 81 .2Iupl SO Amber
Iowa 81 40@1.42 Winter Red Western
Corn Receipts 1858 bu. Market excited
and l@2o better. Sales 1000 bu. at 65@67c
Mixed Western.
PORK -Firmer. Sales 600 bbls. at $l3 for
mess ard Sli S. primo.
Observation-Disclosures firmer ;sales 1900 bbls at 35A
036o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Army Of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoroxAc,
Pleasant Valley Oct. 18Th.

The news Of the success Of Stewards raid into
Pennsylvania and into the Of this army has
O:cas,onet no unnecessary excitement among the
troop. When il is taken into confederation that
the Potomac 10 made fordable by . low stage of
water at so many points, and that the army b ss
line OF pickets extending from cumberland to
Washington, q distance Of $50 miles, il
makes it an easy matter for large rebel force Of
cavalry to penetrate il. The moment the fac, that
the rebels had crossed the river at McCoy's Ferry
became known every exer,ion was made that was
deemed necessary
The rebels at the mouth Of the Monocacy at 9
O'Clock yesterday morning had IN ,rched ~ miles
In "a hours, without a lange of horses or rest.
Al that point while attempting to cross into
Virginia they were repulsei, and nine of them ta-
ken prisoners. Our loss was one wounded.
Stewart, finding hiMseh unable to c. oss here,
moved three miles do sn the river to Whltesford,
where he made good his escape.
Gen. Pleassnton, while pursuing them. lost the
use OF his guns, his horses giving vut from ex
haustion.
1t is believed that the marches both Of the reb-
ell cavalry and our mon. thA most nary
On record, and they showA.sst concusively the
perfectf folly OF attempting to pursue cavalry with
infantry.
Orders were sent to the different commanders to
move AMI oc upy the positions assigned. but
fortunately at this particular time the ma ority Of
the cavalry force was b5ent on important duty,at
too great distance to be Of any use in folio wing
Stewart. On an occasion of this kind, infant. y
not being able to make a lengthy march, is of no
practical use, except in guarding fords near at
hand.
When Stewart crossed at Mc"oy's he had
fresh horses, they having been sent to that
point IN advance. His movements after crossing
we're rApid. lie marched his force 81 miles in IS
heur.. To accomplish this no had the fresh
horses taken from the citiz ans Of Pennsylvs MIA
from the tim, Gen. Pleasauton, comma ndine .
brigade o. cavalry and enc battery, loft his camp
until he came up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
Monthly Returns U. 3. Tax.

Mn. ED,roE IL would call the attention Of
manufacturers, butchers, bre vers. auctionee rs.
railroads, steamboate. ferry and bridge CON-
panies to the fact that they are required, On
der the United States Tax Law to make
monthly returns, and that the time allowed
for such returns has expired. BY reference to
tho penalties and provisions of the law. the
importance Of attending to the matter will be
seen at once. Very respectfully.
HENaY II. SMITH,
U. 9. Assessor for Scott Co.
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From Boston.

BosroN. Oct. IA.
An official order has been issusd for Q draft
10 Massachusetts, to CONNIE CO to morrow. IL
will be found necessary 10 but few localities
10 the state
The 10th Mass. Battery left for the seat Of
war to- ay.
The New Bedford Standard eetimatee the
loss on the whsler', DESTROYED by the pirate
Alabama. at tl3O 900, exclusive Of their car.
goes. Ths Insurance in New Bedford Offices
amounts to $32 GOO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
From PHILADELPHIA.

PHiLA DEl PHIA, Oct Is.
Tho Washington Star o. this evening rays Q
man Tho arrived here this morning from Con-
rad. Ferry states that he was In the pr sence Of
Gen. Stewart u few minutes before he crossed tho
river. Stewart informed him 10 a ssrcas. nan
ner that hs had fooled the whole patty but re-
gretted that he had not accomplished what he in
tehdei when no started, as 10 was expected to
reach Frederick, Md, destroy the Governm ent
stores at that point, a, thcu destroy the bridge
over the Monocaoy; ou: that, all things taken into
consideration, he had carried out his programme
with much success.
stewards and horses looked extremely
exhausted, but tho former wero In high
elee Gen. Ste xart sent his com pmsnts to msDv
U-ited States officers whom no had known in
former times,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

ApJUTASr GENERALS OrFrcE,l
Davenport, OCT. IA, le62
Z Nor1cs There are in this Department tho
following named amounts in drafts, orders, war
rants or cash:
Adam Beatty, Co. II, 14th Iowa Infantry, $1oo, 43
Private Terry, Co. A, 8th Z" 1910
Wallace McMaster, formerly 18th Iowa
Infantry. SO
VIM. Franey. l4th or 18th Iowa Infantry, 1900
Chas W. Wilson. Go. A, Sth Iowa Initry. 1910
8. w. Cole, for subsistence of Capt. Stat
ford's Co., 18th Iowa Infantry. 49,. 1850
.. Dillon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
1t is desirable that the above amounts be called
for forthwith. NIB. BAKER,
Adjt. Gent of Iowa.
Clinton Herald, Lyons Mirror, and Mt. Vernon
paper publish once. Oct l3-2t
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From LOulsville.

LoUlsvILLw. Oct. IA.
Sovoa hundred and fifty wounded soldiers, gem
orally belonging to Ohio and tho North western
States, have 1T iyed from PeIryvile. Some were
accommodated ut our hospitals and the remainder
at New Albany.
Gen. Boyle has or erred the removal Of tho pom
tom bridge between Portland and New Albany
on account OF Its obstruction 70 tho navigation
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

KEnoE l. CARHARr, at their New
York Store, have just opened new styles Of
dslaines. dress goods. prioss. d.; also ladies
saeq4s cloth. home made wool yasns, plaids,
nspnels de-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

PERSONAL friend Lew 'Kinsey
IL recovering slowly, and will probably be able
10 70 home 10 short time, should be conclude
not to officiats in the court room
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

BEAUTIFUL DAY.-Y estcrday was
splendid day for an election. The sun was
out continually. and came neither too warn
nor too cold. II the republican ticket 10 not
successful, II cannot be laid to the inelsmency
Of the weather.
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From Fort Monroe.

Fonr M0SRoE, Oct. u.
Gen. Prentiss, with $40 released prisoners,
arrived here from Rebellion. The Richmond
papers Of the 9Th contain . description Of the
battle at CORN h. and admit the death Of Gen.
Martin. and . loss Of 5000 killed and wound.
ed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

AN honest man -or wOman-ls the
noblest work Of God" Chris. Whistler must be
. "nobls work" then, for everybody says he
10 honest, and gives his custemsrs more Tor
their money than any other merchant In the
West,
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From MtnuesO..

ALwAUKEE, " - Z.
The st. Paul Pioneer Of the 18th says Z.
patches received by Gen. Pope, from Col. Sib-
ley. report the Indian war. - far 40 the
Sioux are concerned. about ended The entire
force Of the lower bands surrsni Tered to COL
Siblsy. He has probably 1000 prisoners.
A cavalry force isin pursuit Of Little Grow,
and others who have made their escape.
TWENTY Indians have been converted.
The Winsiov House vas destroyed BY fire
on the llth. II was unoceupied. Loss esti.
mated ct $4,000
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

MILITARY MEN ArTENTIoN.-N you
wish for Uniform and full equipments call
on F. Z. Erskine, Nichols Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

REMEMBEK Jake HGring's lnnch this
morning At 10 O'Clock At tho Keystone House.
Turtle soup and other goodies will be served
In abundance. --s
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THE CIT Y.

Attention OFFIcEas.-For a choice
military uniform call 1t Cones. corner Brady
and Second streets
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SUPREME COURT.
OCTOBER TIRM.

CALEB BALDWIN. Chief Judge.
G. e. WRIGHT, r...:
RIP. LOWE, u's'
I'D. Patton, Clerk pro tenn.
Tuesday, Oct. IA.
1871 Schwer ". Specht, appellant, Dubuque
county. Affirmed
1872 Speeht vs. Schwer, appellant, Dubuque
county. Affirmed. go
III Cowles VS. Gray, Alauakee county, re-
vsrsed.
1925 Warner vs.Chiekasaw county, Chickasaw,
affirmed.
1921 Lsrsos W Reynolds, ct al, Winneshiek, re-
versed.
ll2) Adair vs. Wright, apps, Clayton county,
affirmed
lz74 Ryan l. Southan, appt, W T ]. Chew, Du-
bue county, reversed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

4 STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG NAN OF
~ good haoits y Bark eepsr. Address with
seferens4s, BUTTS HOUSE,
sp3ol Dsveapeet, Iowo
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From III harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Oct. IA.
A heavy vote IL polling here. Tho working
men are voting the Union ticket eolsly. Party
lines are disregarded in support Of the Govern
mept and Union.
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Wanted,

TWO OR THREE GOOD COATHANDs ARE
wanted immediately. Steady situations
given. SAM. PERRY,
Brady Street, opposite the Post Once.
O0Q-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

A GENTS Suffers, NEWS DEALERS,
n PeJdlers, attention.! We have the largest
stock Of stationary pack.s es II different styles
var Maps oongsters, lnt Tactics, Co., and at
CLARKE 4 CO.,
49,. indianapolis, Ind, or Springfield, III.
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Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, Oct. IA.
Hon Solomon Foote was to-day chosen u. s.
Senator for Vermont for year, from tho 4th Of
a1arch next.
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Medical PreSo rtDfl0 = 4
NOTICE.

CAMP MCCLELLAN, Oct. 2, 1861
Proposals will Do received IT my Office, Camp
Mcclellan, until Monday next for supplying Camp
Mcclellan with wood. From three 70 i've cords
pr day will probably be needed.
1t. CLINTON q. BUELL.,
eeS-dH At, 4. g.. i.
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From New York.

New YosK. Oct. a.
Policeman Henry L. Williams was shot last
night in Washington street BY Edward McCor-
mick, and lie. in . critical condition.
A rebel battery OF four guns, At vatana, en- the
Rappahannock, was captured on the 7th with the
loss of ono killed and six wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

HYDRO ECLEC1 &c CURE.
Grssnbush, Moline Avenue, Rock lslsnd, Illinois
Mr.. MRS. 7. 8. PRICE, Physicians.
Is now open for tho reception Of patients VII,
wish to avail themselves of . thorough course Of
WATER TREATMENT.
in connection with
OLA1RVOYANT ExAMINATs0Nf
JWedtcdI Presc rtptIO = 5
aad to DO under the constant care of tho Phyn
clan and experienced nurses. We shall continue
our riding practice Is usual In Davenport, Rock
Island and Moline,ani in special eases. make calls
by rail road and river. Charges for treatment, ~
the cure I've to ten dollars per week. Patients
taAing home treatment will pay weekly. Mrs.
Psics viii pay specisl attention to the prac ice Of
Oostesrics and healing diseases pssulirr to her
can sex. mysd&wtf