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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
Sc COND DISPATCH.

Gen. Hackleman killed. In Sec
ond Iowa: Col. Baker wounded in
groin, 1t. Col. Mills wounded in leg, 1t.
Huntington, Co. B, 1t. Snowden, Co.
|, killed; 1t. Bing, Go, c, severely ;
1t. Blake, Co. X, Its. Parker and
Twombly, Co. F, 1t. Sewder, Co. B
slightly wounded /; Col. Parrott, slight
ly wounded. ALI Iowa regiments were
engaged. We have whipped them
badly, and are now re turning.
J. NJ. TurrLE, Brig Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
From COrinth.

From COrinth.
WAsHrxGroN, Dot 8.
The following dispatches bavs been rs.
csived:
GRAMS HEADQUARTERS.
Jackson, Tenn, Oe.. 8. 4. n.
70 Mai. Gen. Halleek.
Yesterday the rebels pnder Price. Van Dorm
nd Lovell. were rspulsed from an attack upon
Co,inth With great slaughter
TIE enemy are in foil retreat, leaving their
dead and wounded on the held
Kosecrsns teleRraphs that the loss is serious
on our side. particularly in cfficsre, bat bsars
no comparison with that Of til. enemy.
Gen. Hook fell whils calamity les ding his
brigade. General Oylesby 10 dan gerousiy
wounded.
Gen. Mcpherson, with his command reached
Corinth ysrtsrdsy.
Gen. Rosecrsns pursued the retreati ug enemy
thi, morning. aod should they attempt TO NOV
towards Bolivar. viii follow.
Gen. Hur!but is st the Hatchie River, with
5000 or 5000 men. he is no doubt with the
pursuing column.
F'om 700 to 1000 prisoners, besides the
wounded. are lett 10 Cur hands.
lSigosd] U. 8. GaAsr,
Msj. Gen. Commanding.
eECoND DISPATCH.
GIANTS HEApQuARrERs,
Jaekeon, Tenn, Oct. E.
To Maj: Gen. Halisek.
Gen. Ord. who followed Gen Hurlbns. met
he spsmy to-day on the south side Of tn.
Hatchis. % l unders,aad from dispatc b. end
drove tbem across the atream. and got D osses-
sion Of the heights with our troops.
Gen. ORD took Two batteries aLd about 100
pri sossrs.
a large portion Of Gen. Rosecraus force vas
At Chevalla. At this distance everything
looks mont favorable. and I cannot see how
the enemy ere TO escape without losing very
thing but IT. cir small arms. have strained
every thing to take into the fight an adequate
force. and to get then to the right place.
Signed. U ). GIANT,
.t Gen. Com nan ding.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

ExpREss SrAMrs.-The Express Office
In Davenport has been ds'ignstsd a. distribu.
ting off % for Uoi ted States Stamp o. the line
vest to Fort Ksarnsy. THE will give friend
Dwight his full share Of labor TO perform.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

We have been requested by the Sec.
rstsry Of the Agricultural S'ciety to say that
he 10 nov prepared to pay premiums At the
Court House, when called for.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

R1s1So.-The State Bank building
10 resolving iteslf into very elegant proper
tious, and st lhs. present rapid rate Of progrs.'
will soon be ready for the roof.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
GREAT BATTLE At coRINTn.
Terrible Slaughter Of Officers.

CAIao. Oct. s.
Especial Despatch TO the Democrat and News
Good news from Corinth. Price,
Van Dorm and Lowell attacked with
forty thousand men on Friday morning
and was repulsed With great slsugh-
ter. The rebels are in fuli retreat
Our lose is heavy, particularly in Off
er', but nothing like that of the
enemy. Thirteen Iowa Regiment were
in tho fight. I will send particulars
as soon a. received.
J. II. TUr1lE, Brig. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
From San Franeisco.

SAx FsANcisco, Oct.l
The Oregon Lesislasure has passed an aet re-
l1ising al parties having clains aesisst the
A'.sts Treasury 70 take the cath Of allsgisncs be-
70 receiving pa :, and also changing the name Of
La 10 county 70 Union. Curry county, 20 called
afte 40 old secession sympaihising Governor, II
chan ysd - Lynn county. . +
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

Offieisl informstion resolved hers 49,: ~: -.
the rsbs's under Vsn Dors, Price. end fo-.,,
attacked oar forces ysssssday at Oorin.h ~
we're rsPalssd With great slsuehter. rhs.
retrsated. leaving their wounded - IL 6sl1
Or essss sse h lsl pusssit wv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

MILITARY M.NArrENrION.-n you
wish for Uniform aud full equipments csll
on F. +. Erskine, Nicholl's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

MOVEMENT OF TRoOPs.-Lieutenant
Wright leaves this. nernisg On We southern
bost witk $50 recruits for the 2d Cavalry.
This 10 the finest locking bsdy Of men vs
have seen sent from the State. and thsy will
NO doubt ssdscl mach hsaor upoa tAs good
State from which they hail. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

FoeruxEs have been made by simply
saving the ponce and letting the pounds take
earsNOf Themselves, Anybody can savs money
and lay the foundation Of colo.sal fortune by
buying their goods It Whislsr's Great Great
New York Store. Tbsts so
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

EcRurrs.-Capt. Hendershott settled
up With one hundred and twenty y.eight recruits
for the Iowa I'd Cavalry yesterday. and sent
them to St. Louis en- route for ths seat Of var.
They 60 under command Of that fine officer
Ii. Wright istss i. -<sS q &.t4 -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

DEArH At CAMP MCCLELLAN.-Pri.
vats Woods died at Camp Mcclellan % Sun.
day evening from congestivs fever. He WAS
buried yesterday in OAkdAls Cemetery with
military hOnOre.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

IF you want good Boots and Shoes,
at the lowest prices 60 to Warriners As Brady
street. fret door above the Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

CASH paid for county warrants at The
great cheap grocery. HAwkeys. nsxt door b.
low the Post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
From Jackson, Ky.

JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 5.
Gen. G. M. Dodge at Columbus for
bids all citizens coming down the road
tor few days. as they cant get to Cor.
inth at present on account OF the bricks
in the road.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
News from the INDIAN Troubles In MIN.
neSOtA.

Sr. Paul, Oct. 4.
Dispatches from Col. Sibley, dated st the mouth
Of the Chippewa river, Sep. 2o.H says they me,
party Of friendly Indians, who had separated
from tue Crows, bringing with them 81 white per-
sons, whom they had been instrumental in rslsss-
log from the Little Crows party. Many Of the
prisoners were young women, and we're completely
overw helmed with joy to bs freed from the ssvsge
treatment Of their brutal capto1s.
f.ht was had At Wood Lake. Sept. 23d, re-
sulting in the repulse Of the Indians. Our men
buried IA Indisns.
Gen. Sibley Is arysstins al Indians suspected
Of having participated in outTagss the frontier,
and will execute oil found guilty, on the spot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

SEE notice to persons entitled to city
orders. They viii Do we'll - sall and sosAis
then Immediately,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
From WASHINGTON.



= WASHINGTON, Oct. &.
The Richmond papers Of Thursday are rscsiv-
ed. The Examiner says Congress agsin indicates
an adjournment coinc,dent with feeling Of de-
preston and apprehension iu the public mind
The general acquiesee nee in the executive mana
gemeut, ..ghl or wrong, has brought TO Us its Bit
ter fruits. A close, vis,lant and hrm performance
Of congressional duties 10 ~ much demanded ky
the pubic exigsnsies, ~ . wild and bold control
Of the army.
A resolution has been adopted in the rebel
Senate, for the appointment Of . committee Of 13
t.. take testimony relative to the outrage Com
m;tted by the Yankees. Tho evidence is to be
collected and preserved in permanent and cred-
Bile form, in order that the truth sf history may
be indicated and the psrpsrstoFs Of the ouIsges
delivered to the just Of the prsient and
future generations.
According to the debates and reports Of the rebel
Congress, the fost-ufhce Department 10 not SELL
sustaining.
4 bill has been introduoed t. provide seainss
foreign counteYtsits Of treasury nctes.g The bill
provides th i II countsTfeit notes are introduced
~ officers and soldiers and other persons 0f the
U. s., tho offender shsil b dssrssd guilty ~
felony and suffer death, on oonsietion ~ aay
military court
A At was pissed authorizing the manufaeturs
Of shoes aud clothing for the army Of the CsnSed-
sracy. II provides fdr bringing into the country
duty frss clothes, nsehinesy and s other articles
Joint resolatioa had BEEN adopted ythe Viz
ginis Legislature provi9iAg that no person within
shat tate shall Be tried u impflsoned for driving
thersfron o. putting todeath by any measure any
person found on the soil gliding or abetting Or in
any other way giving eGeet Ia thss State or its
borders to the lawless and dendish procams ton Of
the President 70 liberate the slaves.
The kumker Of sick and wounded paroled BY the
United States cavalry st Wsrreston recently is
sll. Alarge majority were not required 70 tske
suy cath, sgn o. writing. sed hsnee the papers
say they cannot be considered rs paroled.
The railroad bridge over shs kappshaspsck WAS
completed on Wednesday, anj tie losonoti YES
Usro, Old Abe and few others we're brought
sa.sy over to the rebels. together with large
qusnti,y o. rolling stick. L. Three OF the co :
motives captured BY the rebels from ~ were in
GOOD order. while the Others need repair.
The 5tsse Of Nj ississippi ssd that part of Louis
isna east Of the river is appointed - . separate
military department, to b under tho charge ol
Gso. PsmbsTtop. *5tt .aGElises 1
[spesial = Post.1
Govsrser Nertos, sf IadisnA, had @ Inter
| vis~ With The President to-dsy. Nr. Linsoll
speaks ahssriDgly Of The eosdieion Of the u
my. Col Hamilsos, pf Teas, and Fesal
Blair, Are both urged foe The ofiss ef 4iiitar,
Governor Of Texas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

MEssRs. EDrroRs:-In your paper OF Monday
mors'og, speaking Of the case Of the City "
W. W. Bsrnss. involving the construction OF
the late wharfage ordnance. you ssy that
claimsd for The dsfsndaatthst il front OF pri-
vats property the tights Of the riparian own
sr extended to lov water mark, ON savigsbls
strsams. Lid not 80 claim. because the So.
premsiCourt Of Iowa. in two cases. have estab.
lished he doctrine that she banks Of the Mis-.
sissippi river. be tween high ard low vat r
mark were the property Of the public. of
the Ststs-which decisions did not contro-
vert. although believe lem bad Law.
What I claimed vas that tbs dsfsndent
landed bis lumber on the bank Of the river in
font Of privsts property. whore no wharf had
been constructed Or prepared ~ the city, and
tho ordinance provides for ths payment Of
Wharfage of rata and lumber drswo out at
'the city wharfIaud,pg." Bouvier says that
70 wharf 10 an artificial construction for the
landing sf boats, Do" 500 #
No wharf.ianding was male where Barnes
took out his lumber. any more than there is in
front Of Mayor French's mill, or Renwick'.
Iumber-ysrd. The case. is appealed. and :
court will pass upon it whose opinion will be
Of some weight.
fat GsoEGE E. HuBDkIL,
,.t Ats'y for Defendant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

SuRGsoNs AND NURSES NERDRD,-
Gen. Baker received the following dispatches
yesterday. regarding the furnishing Of SURGE
ons and nurses for the wounded in the late
terrible battles:
CArao. OCT 8. 1862
GkN. BAKER Send snrgeons and ourees to
Corinth. Have had desperate fight Four
teen Iowa regiments aged-suffer.d severe
y. j. NJ. Turtle. Brig. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
The CIT Y.
H See fourth page.

ATTENTION OFFICERs.-For q choice
military uniform call at Cones. corner Brady
and Second streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

MUsCATINE. Oct. 8. 1862
GEN. BAKER IL have ordered Dr. Hughes
and other surgeons from Keokuk. Will send
some from here. Send two or three surgeons
from DAv venport. kIRxwooD.
In respsnss TO the above calls for aid. Messrs
D. 8. True. J. w. Van Hossn. Fred. Parker.
Col. Clifford and several gentlemen from the
interior, stsrted for Corinth last evening
Their service. will no doubt be very welcome
to the thousands of sufferers from the field Of
battle &f1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

JULIEN HousR, DuDUoUE.-During
our vieit to the State Fair in Dubuque, We
took up our qusrters at the Julien House, pre-.
sided over by that model landlord, A. H.
Psasles. Eeq. The Julien to Dubuque is what
the Burtis House is to Davenport. Mr.. P.as
Ice hss had large experience In hotel keep
ing. and knows jast what 10 ne eded to keep up
. 6rst class establishment. He is ably a.sist-
Cd IN the office by Mr.. Mart Dewstos. who is
just the right mss In the right place We cor.
daily recommend the julien to the travelling
publie., sssarfns sll whe stop there that the,
will End everything to their taste. and NO
pains spared to make them feel at home.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

LIEUT.. Col. ADD SANDERS WolrNprn.
-wssrs ioforssA that Alfred Sanders. E.q !,
resolved dispatch from Col Add, yesterday.
staring 'nse he was severely. though ~ dan.
!escros1y' wounded. in Tho 1slt fight, and that
As vas somiag home. We sseres 70 hear u
shis nt'iortsas, yet hope that be viii recover
speedily iadsr kind tssstn,at; Il ho~A -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

TnE Continental, Security, Lorillard
and Metropolitan Fire In.uraDce Companies, Of
New York, and the New RoglsDd and Marine,
-of Hartford, are reliable. psompt paying Gosk
Companies. Robert simpson, agent, sooth-
east corner Second and Brsdv streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

For SENATOR. The resignation OF
James B Lsaks. Senator from bic county, hes
made the election # another person to fill his
place necessary at this coming election. The
County Central Comoittes have held cousul-
tation, and have placed in nomination thAt
sterling Democrat aud our highly respectable
fellow otises. David H'geins. Esq He is too
we'll known to the people OF this county to re-.
quire any particular mention at our hand.
He 10 tire man for the position. and will make
an excellent run at the coming election, and
we have hardly room for doubt that he viii BE-
the successfu1 non inee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

STEEL PLArR PHoroGRAPns.--Amobg
ths most excellent iavsnsions Of the day 10 The
Steel Plate hotsgrsPh-soosthing new, very
,sat, and will endure Tor al time without "a
Nse. R. r. Dowd has epsaed rooms 10 Hoif.
ans Block. where this style Of photogr aphiog
performed In the best order. Call and ex-
dine spseimsns. sa.-f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

PREMrux Ps1sTINo.-At the recent
Fair, the DlNooRAr And Nxws establish.
carried ID every premium offered for
ana;. The spssiosas presented BY NJ.
iss we're universally adnired. and pre-
ed t.ts bsst ever executed IL The vssl.
diplos ,as and I'll II pPs@iams 10 prst ,
svidssss,s that The large job patronage ws
" 10 wsll deserved. ssad 10 your Or
ssaslsaso. u yss vesid have yssr work
- II ~ bess slylee ths srt. ast
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

PhGnix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford assets, lss Nay. 1852. $6z7 26O.S3; Me-
bilitiss. SCI, 500. HxNRY B. HoSrAAN, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

ORDERED TO Sr. PAUL.-Gen. Baker
Ssssivsd instructions yesterday from General
Pope to send the 9Th Rsgiosns 70 81. Paul
Instead Of TO Jaekson county. Aienssets. - Il
would NOS have tims to ressh that point In
In time to be Of any service before wistsr sst
in. They will be shipped On the first boat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

FIRs.-Sunday evening = ERE broke
ont 10 wooden stabls in the rear Of Feisrva-
ry's Block. end before the flames could be
checked the building. together With . vslua.
bio horse. The pscpssty Of Mr. Boleer grocer
yers burned. The Gre vas no doubt the work
N an iocsndiary, - hs'fburned boxes Of
Patches were discovered in one corner Of the
stable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
From springfield.

SrslSerrxLn. No. Ost. 4
From private in the 9Th Kansas Cavalry, Who
participated in the fight at Newton, on Tussday
last. We learn tho following particulars:
Col. Solomon, on Monday, learning that . rebel
force was thought to be 500 strong, at Newtonis,
sent about 6o0 troe ps II infantry and the balance
cavalry, under command Of . Major Of the oh
Wisconsin, whose name We did nst learn, TO drive
them out. They charged into Newtonia on Tues
morning, and found the rebels had been heavily
reinforced, having force estimated at Z 900 and
six pieces Of artillery.
Our men had to get out the best they could, the
infantry fighting them hand TO hand for three
fourtbs Of au hour. A. they fell bask ost Of
Newtonia, company H, Of the 9th Kansas Cavalry
about 40 strong, were surrounded, but cut their
way ont.
Tho Federal troops fell back thrss miles, fol-
lowed by the rebels, whom the former met rein
forcements of about 800 cavalry and four pieces Of
artillery, making siz in all. and in tnrn drove the
rebels back into Nevtonis
Considerable cannenading was kept up for some
time between tho two armies, our men nov hav-
ing three or four regiments.
About night our troops sommenced falling back
to camp for the night, the rebels following thsm
when our men turned on them and drove them
back into Nswtonia, and held the field.
The Federal loss during the day WAS about I4O
killed, wounded and missing. Probably most of
them were taken prisoners.
Such Of our wounded ss fell into the hands Of
the rebels wero treated in = most basbs.ous msn-
ner.
The rebel loss 10 not known, bat is thoughtto be
larger than ours In killed and woundsi. They
we're still at Newtonia 1t last accounts, but will
probably uot remain there long, - . few days
will decide who are masters in the South -west
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

DEATH OF LIEUT.. HuNTINGToN.-The
telegraph brings " the meurnful intelligence
that Lisot. Hastisgton is among the slain 10
The battle before Corinth. Lisut., Hustipgtos
leaves wife and several children whs we're
entirely dependent upon him for . living A
brave and skillfar oalcsr, bic services can b.
lily spared Just at this time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

AUTUMN.-All nature denotes the
the rapid approach Of winter. The foliage Of
trees and shrubs are changing color. and soon
the limbs will be entirely stripped Of what .
few weeks siass vas soyrssn ind -iuxuriant.
The vsather. however, .eontinues beautiful
and we're 1t not thst the alosnse makers have
declared It. ~ should not realize that W
were ssar the middle Of the Fall months. "a
RENovAL.-Mr. Strauss, the popular
e'cthisr. has tsmosed HE stock to the store
No. SO. vest I'd street. opposite The State
Bssk. NJ strsuss has determined to rs.i. =
from business and to this end will sell bis en-
tire stock Of cloth ng. 81 ,ths. hats. esps, etc:
= less than the sAms goods can Be bought at
Wholesale IN the Eastern marksts. Cali and
zee for yourself (. ~, ..,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07


CArRo, Oct. 8.
Especial to the Chicago Journal.
have received the following additional from
Corinth:
Col. Thush, Of the 47th Illinois, was killed i,
the battle Of Saturday; Col. Baldwin, OF tho 57th
illinois, and Lieut. Col. Sanders, OF tho 18th Iowa,
formerly editor Of the Davenport Gazette, were
slightly wounded.
Southern papers report the yellow fever raging
fearfully at Galveston, Texas.
am aot able, Is yet. to obtain any particulars
Of tho great battle. According 10 all accounts 1t
VAS terrible fight, attended by heavy cas- ualties
on both sides. The numoer Of the losses 10 not ee-
timatsi. will send you details - soon ~ re-
ceived.
SECOND DISPATCH.
We have this morning tho following list Of kill
ed and wounded 10 the battle ct Corinth, in add
tion to the names already forwarded. They ali
belong to the Iowa 2l Infantry:
C,l. Baker, severely wounded in the groin 1t.
Col. Miller, wounded in the log Lieut.. Snovde1.
Company l, and Lieut., Huntington, Company i,
killed Lieut.. ling, Company G, and Liout.
Blake, Company X, severely wounded Park Or and
Tombly, Company F, and Suiter. Company y.
slightly wounded Lieut.. Col. Psrrott, 7th lows,
slightly wounded.
All the Iowa regiments 1t Corinth were In the
engagement, and behaved with great gallantry.
Bowen's Battalion and Gen. Curtis body guard
arrived this morning from Helena. They are en-
their way to St Louis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07
(3pesisl . Post. I

Govsrser Nerios, sf IadisnA, had q inter-
visa With The President to-dsy. Ar. Lincoln
speaks shssriDgly Of The coalition Of the ar.
my. Oil Hamiltos, pf Tsxss. and Fnsak
Blair, ars both urged fer The ofRss u Military
0ovsrnor Of Texas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

APPEAL TO TIE LADIEs.-The Ladies'
Soldiers Aid Society viii meet ON Tuesday and
Friday sftsrsoons. Of every week. until further
notice. at 2 o'clock. 10 the Christian Chapel. s
All ofshs Manufactured stores Of the Society
we're sent South immediately after the battle
ef 1oks. The Society hss on hand large
quantity Of matsrisls to BE- made up. There
are now pressing salls from both hospitals in
this city. and calls anticipated from Corinth,
for sheets. shirts. draw wsrs, and other articles
necessary to make our sick and wounded SOL
disrs comfortable. Shall these be answered 7
Brave men in camp and on the field nssd cor
aid. Shall it BE- refused? At our last meet
ing there were only ivs lsdiss psessss Ths
afternoon We absolutely ned ten times that
number. Will the ladies turn out. assist in
making these garments, and let 1t be seen that
they appreciate the men who have psrilsd
their health aud lves.for their eountryi
A number Of persons who ssbscribsd - The
funds Of the society At the lecture Of Rev. Mr..
Folsom. st ths Baptist Church. have not yet
paid their subscriptions. For their convent.
snes, their names have bssn left at the store
Of Mack Co., who will receive the amount
AZ the officers Of the Society cannot call upon
the subscribers. It is hoped they will give the
matter immediate ttention.
Eisa" RkAs. Sol AID SoC'rY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

WARRINGTON, OCT 6.
The following dispatches have been re-.
csived