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The New York herald., 1862-09-23

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BRowN-HypH.-In Princeton, ". j.. on Wednesday,
september IL by the Rev. DR.. Macdonald, Mr.. f. Bur-
Brown to Miss HELEN AGAIcE HYDE daughter Of the
late John Hyde, Esq, of Mystic, Conn.
CAMIBEL-WHnsoS.-l Brooklyn, on Saturday, Sep
tember 20 at the house OF the brides father LAWRENCE
CAMPBELL 10 RosALiE X. WMIsoN.
DurCEER-ClEMKS.-OnT Thursday, September Is, by the
Few DR.. f. r T. Cook, JoHN 7. DuTcHER to Miss LIZZIE
GEMKy, Oldest daughter OF Thomas Cemen, all Of this
city,
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Tho statements In regard Garbadls health continue
20 be conflicting
Turin despatch Of the 10th says that the health
- Garibah has mproved but other accounts say that
his wounds arc OF a serious character.
General Bixio writes from Genoa in regard to the state
ment that Garibadi has been taken 70 an apartment
specially prepared for him at vargnano He shows that
proper preparations tor the sufferer and he
Aenounces the Italian Ministers therefor he says that
RAtazai may aspire for himself the Of
scing the defender OF order and repression
have no claim to reputation for humanity and would
- better for him 10 conhne his official facts
This communication caused some excitement in Italy
late Turin despatch says that considered pos
sbe that amnesty would be proclaimed all political
prisoners
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Another Secession Flag Presented To IN.
City.

MAYORS OFFfcK, Ngw YORK, Sent, 6. 1852
10 THE HovoRxBIE THE COMMON Corscu -
GEN1ikMEs have this day received the herewith
transmitted secession Tag with the letters which accom-
psniodn
This flag Is presented TO your honorable body by Col
wilson of the sixth REGIMENT New York Volunteers who
states that Florida seeded under u and that II was The
0rst secession hsg waved in that state.
Your honorable body will, djubt make appropriate
acknov ledgment and disposition OF the Interesting
trophy. GEORGE OPDYKE Mayer
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Call FOR . Convention OF the Peo ple In
Massac IA usetts.

BosroN Sept %, 1852.
cai' signed oy come seventeen hundred Of the FIRST
eiizens Of this state, for Peoples Convention 10 be
holden In faneui Hail. October T. for tho purno,s OF
dominating candidates for State officers was issued ,o
aay Among the sgners Of this call are number o. bs
prompent members Of all the old party ORGANIZATIONS
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asms.-We have no change to notice in prices, while
sales limited and confined to small lots OF pots At
So 87H and OF pearls at 81 37k.
BREADsrUFFs.-Flour-lhe market steady for tho
common and medium grades Of State and Western while
good to prime extra grades quite firm The sales
footed up 900 bbIs closing within tho range Of the fol-
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The American War.

In the absence of later advices the English papers
Sinuod speculate the position OF affairs in America
u the time Of tho departure of the AngloSaxon
GENERALLY argued that matters, then represented
showed drawn battle between the Union and rebel
mics, and that decisive action had yet to come.
Later intelligence was most anxiously looked for.
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SPAIN.

xhe correspondence Of tho Aaorafa denies the
lions that the Spanish government is about assume
more conciaory policy towards France order TO con-
Ssitute a durable government in Mexico.
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Italy.

The Prince Jerome, with French troops on board had
been destroyed by FIRE OF Gibraltar. No lives were lost
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S HIPPiN G NEW S.

ALMANAC EEw YoRK-TBIs
Rrsks............ ~ NOON sEis......eve 6 OF
Sun SITS. of HIGH wArKk eve A
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The Latest Markets.

The stock In port s estimated At % 800 bales including
10 900 American.
BRhApsruYFs-r1our easier. Wheat steady, except for
tno lower qualities, which are slightly lower Corn
PROVISIONS fiat,
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MONDAY, Sept. 22---6P.

MONDAY, Sept. 22-6 p. M.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last Monday -
Week esslg. Loans Specie. Circulation. Deposits.
Sept 13 Si57 s28 5l3 2f5 97l0l l25 I44 991 062
sept TO- l6s,239 2SS o37 9,7S906 lis $50 453
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Mr.. Nixon feels ctAnuent n tire motive which
mpolled him Introduce tSs most accomplished Of Anne
can vocasts from which she has hitherto be
rcsrsned Will he appreciated b the usical public 81 NJ
Work. II is but sprt lime since Miss Adcina Patti
sister OF present d5baan;c won her rs artistic lar
upon the STAGE aud la e same character, to wh
precedented trtumphsof the ,ne, whose Is
ciated the highest lyric fame In both Continents ha
inspired the frien ena adr,r. Of the other 10 urge
10 undertake u smifr c.acy. Mr. Nixon has not been
difficulties tna lay "a the way of fulfilling the univer
wish These LATTER hr y spp. 10 declare thoroua
" removed 80 tna' ,c ioiiner may display themselves
Impaired Fer the technical instruction f MIss Patti IN
business OF the vrc stage tie experienced services
The corporation - sir Modo, the eminent conductor
ore iooi a aid
OF Concert laIls in sghrr aud more fitting sphs]
and may welcnnio III. voea iaisnt and endowmcnts wh
which has bnen clua led 10 this country In voca}
20 which they ma, "trip new ustre aud renown.
Between The Second and Third acts the Orchestra vi
- GREAT UPRISING GALLoP,
$40. Eusro.
To give c'sct FOR the production of n
opcrs, the mssnsea nave sscrsa The services Of
sia MrzfQ
As Musical prcui-r ,,, and conducsor.
seats ap be secured J, NJ """A
'sa'' ''' y '' scAbnsY or MUSIC,
Beer a sehirncs, ipl broadway
Sibell a Sashu'y y, No. Naarsn street
Chickering Sons, riano Rooms, 6of Broadway
rEcss or ADMISSION.
General Adnsslon One DO
Family Circle. ~
Ip.ire pys, box rn $50 sio according 10 naiSs
Ssiday, nrs, appearance ss sIa. BRIoSoLL
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Died.

WIMBLEDON Monday, September %, the wife Of Thomas
Windle, Brooklyn. of daughter.
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Com mercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Oonsois closed on Wednesday (the 10th) at 93x for
money
American securities fat Illinois Centrals 81 so dis.
count; Eries 301. q 315s.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IL 1862.
The market irregular and dull and prices are one pen
ny TO two pennies lower Spectators exporters took
4 500 bales
STATE OF TRADE
mo Manchester market is inactive but firm.
BREApsTUFrs MARKET.
Richardson Spence l. Co., Wakefield Nash 4 Co.. and
DEand Athya Co. report -four dull aud 3D. lower than
sn Frday-quoted at 23s. Cd. 2ss. Wheat quiet but
"a los. Cd; white Western, los. Cd a lis 3d white
Southern lis cd. II. Corn dull and unchanged mixed
t6s. I'd. = 29s.
PROVISION MARKET.
The came authorities report beef very dull Pork dull
DAcon tending downward Lard inactive and prices un.
changed. Tsllow quiet, but steady.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes steady: pots, 32s. sugar quiet, but steady.
ward Roein inactive. SPIRITS turpentine quiet yute
excited and Is. a D. dearer.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, Sept 10, 1852
2eadstufls dnl. Sugar firm. Coffee active Tea
quiet, hut steady. Rice tending upward Tallow buoy
ant at 4Se 3D. Linsecd oil hrmer: AS 3D. ass
The Latest Markets.
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Sept IL, 1862.
Conscls for money, e3H Illinois Central shares. Is
- discount Eres, 81 I'd. The bullion in the bank has
escreased f57 600
OcrroSThe brokers circular rcports Tho sacs ~ inc
week at 500 bales The market closed heavy and dull
8 decline OF two pence pound Spectators took
1880 and exporters 500 bales The sales to-day lFr
buoyant and trife higher. The authorized quotations
are;-
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THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Oonsols closed on Wednesday (the 10th) at 93x f
money.
American securities fat Illinois Centrals, 81 a so di
count; Eries, 301. q 3I5s.
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FINASCTAS..
A UGUsT BELMONT \ CO., BANKERS, NO, so WALL
"A street. ssuc letters of to travellers, available ID
all parts of the Norl through M.ssrs. Rothachd Of Paris
London, Frankfort Vieaaa Naples, and their
dents
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

Law ParlMerxhip.
mo. r. cO0K. J. WILSON DRURy
COOK 4 DRUhY,
4socsssrs to Odok, Dillon q LardLey.
TTAvE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE,
III corner Of Main and Third streets.
JOly 20, 1850. COOK 4 ORURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

MAKE YoUa ENrR1Rs.-Our County
Fair co mences on Monday nex,, and it should
Be the immediate object Of every one who
proposes investing in the institution 70 at once
make their entries. This will save gres
deal Of time and confusion. - the rush on Mon
day will bs 20 great that the Secretary and
bic aseistants will not be able to accommodate
al spplieants. Make your entries 81 once.
Everything promises we'll for . splendid
success Of our next Fair. There will be .
great many people here from neighboriDe
etates. drawn to our city BY the repu, alton OF
the liberal management Of our Agricultural
Society. Nothing will Be left undons ~hieh
vi in the least add to their pleasure. These
people will bring their stock, and vs hops
they may Be able 70 carry of some Of our bss,
pesmiums. ..,.. ~ %f.@
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

From Memphis,
MEAPHls, Sept. Is, 4p.m.
The evening Bulletin - the folio wing 10
relation to the Cold Water affair.
On Mon isy Col. Gierieon with $40 men
came up with the enemy beyond Cold Water
where they were 10 positions Jackson's and
P,ersons cavalry and . number Of Infantry
with about 6O0 sr 1000 men. they were posteo
and coc.menced an attack. but were drive,
two and half miles through heavy timber
10 the affair four Of the enemy were killed
aud 10 or 80 wounded That night Grierso'
esmped bet weeD Cross Road. and Hernando
and remained in Hernando during Wednesday
Next morning be moved in the direction o'
Cold Water. and came on the enemies picket.
at Cold Water bridge behind which they lay
in force. They fred the bridge and movec
IF but ths bridge was 90 far saved that after
some repairs federal forces crossed. the enem,
retiring az they advanced, and Grisrson en-
tered Senatoba where he burned the X. K
bridge, depot and its contents and thrs.
cars.
Several scattered parties Of euerrillas wer'
also come up with AID dispersed, While these
events we-e proceeding. the main body
Of the Federals under Gen. Smith der
tro, ed the Railroad bridge over Cod Water
eight miles beyond Heroando, and tore o.
portion Of the track, by which means tn.
Railroad connection Of the enemy With He,
oando 10 destroyed.
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REIPE Il PkATT'S
8athing Heuso + Swin7iDg Stheel.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The establishment consists OF two DEPART
nents. viz: Bathing House aud Swimming Sc hool.
The tathiny House, which is divided into
v" distinct apartments, may DO occupied 1t any
our during the day by holders Of season tickets
or swimming and bathing, or Of single bathing
ickets.
The swimming departm mt will be used ex-
;iuslvely BY FREQ swimmers and swimming schol-
,rs only in bathing drsss during lesson hours and
or swimming scholars only in presence Of tie
.~imming teacher FREQ swimmer. are those Who
re able 70 swim once entirely around the ares
sith case. Swimming scholars until pronounced
rec .wimmers) viil not be permitted to swim
Without the belt, TO prevent accidents.
by advice Of phy sicians, tho time Of reman-
ng in the water will be limited to Is minutes in
,pring, to 30 minutes 10 Summer, and to Is min.
ties in Fall months.
At the termination Of each lessen tho mem.
'ers will leave tho basin st the signal TO make
o1m for the others.
pen every day except Sundays, from O'Clock in
he morning till nine in the evening. Sundays
rom 4 to a. NJ.
The swimming ,chool will b. devoted sxcIs
,veIy to Isdies from 70 II A. n. and fr N 70
% =. H., accessible 70 male member fSom4 70
IL A. N, and from IL A. n. 70 p. y. and from
oyP. n.
Polite behavior is expected - we'll ~ proper
ttenion ts the rules and directions Of the tsach.
Any necessary alterations Of rules and rseu-
stions will b posted up in the rooms.
10 Season ticket 70 he bathing house and
winning school, 400, sDe half 10 70 be paid IN
.od the balance at the end of ons month. single
,ath tickAts Is cents, ten for oss dollar.
II Bathing dresses, towels -. will be fuYnish-
ID BY the members Of the swimming school, and
sili be taken charge Of, dried and kept in order 10
desired. st charge Of ten cents pcrwsek.
u Parents or guardians Of the pupilssna per-
sons introduced BY the teachsr will b admitted -
,lsitOrs.
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HlvER lrEMS.

ARa1vsp, Tuesday, September ls.
JENxIE WsIPPLs, Morrison, Keokuk.
bILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, dubuque.
oRPARTKD.
JAxEs MEANS, Pierce. Dubuque.
JIMMIE HIrPLE, 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.
Tho Northern Line packet Metropolitan, Cspt.
Ball. will depart for Montrose and intermediate
points to-day.
The mail and passenger packet Kste Cassel,
Captain Davis, will depart for Keokuk and way
points At o'clock this morning, making coLnec-
ions for st. Louis in SO hours.
Tho Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part for Dubuque and intermediate landings 1t
O'Clock this morning.
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Foreign News.


HALlpAx. Sept. 16.
The Araqia from Liverpool 9th via. Queenstown
7th. arrived At midnight and sailed for Boston =,
8 o'clock this morning.
The Scotia arrived at Liverpo u On the 5th inst.
An outbreak in Italy is feared unless Romd is
evacuated by the French.
CARE RACE, Sept A.
The steam ship Bohemian passed here this NOR
ping. Her dates are Of the 5th instsr:.
the departure Of troops for Rome has been
coun.ermanded from Paris.
Tho Official Turin Gazette says that Garibaldi
has been reu owed to Bariegrars, in the gull Of
pezzia.
An extraordinary council Of ministers was held
ut Turin to take into consideration his case. The
opinion which prevailed At tho council was that
justice 81 ould take its course. Two Of the min
i.,ers were in :avoa Of granting him amnesty
Nothing has been decided yet.
The London Times says that Caribaldi is the
indemnitle founder Of the Italian unity 1t adds
he must not stand IS a criminal before the italian
judges. Up7n the very grounds Of q blow stru, X
for Italy, the way to obviate 80 jarriGg specta-
lie would be for Garibsldi to judge himself to hi
old friend and comrade, Victor Emanuel on his
,arole to leave E"rope for America for an indei-
mite period.
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From New York.

NRw YORK, Sept 16.
The following 10 On accoun, Of tue ga:lAntry
Of two Ohio regiments. who by one charge =
tured 200 prisoners: 1t appears one Of th-
North Carolina brig gades had been badly Gu,
up BY some Ohio regiments. and the latter als.
suffered severely. The Worth Carolins brigade
probably burning with revenge. while their
foes were engaged with other regiments. siyl,
orept forward to q etone val, on the other sid
of which skrmish was going on. aad opened
CALLING fire upon them The 18th and 18Th
Ohio we're ordered to charge them, and ,nouot
ing tho wall for few moments . desperate
fight took place. the 18th Caio being eng ged
With the 18th North Carolina, and the 23
Ohio and 23rd North Carolina. T- fxh
Don terminated 10 favor Of the Ohio rrgi-
msnts. he enemy scattering in great confusion
The Ohio regiments surrounded and captureo
i3O r.be.e who belonged - The 18th and 20
North Carolina and 10th Virginia regiments.
The general commanding tn. re' ell troops va.
instantly killed by a shell which struck him Gu
the head
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

ANorHER WHrsKEY CAsE.-Mr. Hen.
~ Heller, who keeps saloon on Front street,
was arrested Yesterday. At the instance Of J. J.
Severance. On aschss &. Of selling liquor. Th.
case cane up for bearing before Jus ice Clsus
sen. Parker 4 Ed~ards appearing for the de
f-nce, aud Mr.. Wilson for tie State. The
Justice upon examining the case, and upon the
showing Of Mr.. Edwards. dismissed the ac
eussd We really think Mr.ssverAnce would do
himself much more honor. and become wealthy
and inAoertisl nearer his infahey. II be attend
Cd to bis profession Of manipulating jaws. sno
quiet Temperance men ourselves. ws do not
wish to be understeod a. spologiziOg for liquor
dealing.
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THE MARKETS.


OPFICe OF THE DEN. i NIwsl
Tuesday I've, sept l6.
Quotations vary very little from yesterday =
quotations.
FL0uR- -S4.6094.80 wholesale, and 50O@5.2O
retail. Shipments $50 bbls.
WHHAr-72076c fer the best old. New wheat
40@7Oc for new. Receipts 1880 bu. Shipm ents
1900 bu.
BAILEY. Dull at 5s@6lc. Receipts 3,193
bu. Shipments 800 bu.
CoRx-Dull at l4@1So. Receipts bu.
OArs-Quiet. We quote at 2O925c. Receipts
200 ba.
ONIoNs-Active at So. Receipts CIT bu.
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CLAIKVOYANCE.

MIR. AND MRS. T. 8. PRICE, HYDRO
M eclectic and clairvoyant physicians Mrs.
Pr,oe viii pay spe, ,a attention to the practice Of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
SEE.
OFFICE HcuRs-9a. m. to ep. m. Office and
residence, LeClaire House. Reception room be-
tween Main ard ladies entrance, Second street.
[fshl7-alyI Davenp rt, Iowa.
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KMOE lOlLpgp.

THIS INSTITUTION Ii NOW OPEN IN ALL
Military Depar ment has b en- established, and
is under the direction of MAJOR SfANDAU,
formerly Of tho french army, but more recently Of
the 24lh Illinois Volunteers. Major 8. is highly
recommended BY Gov. Yates, 1t. Gov. Hoffman,
and Gen. Tu chin.
8. F. D0LBEAR, ssesstary.
0alssburg, September ., 1859. sp9 DIV
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DoN'r LIKE lr.-The prosecutors Of
little Mac wore Io"g countenances yesterday 4:
they would rather Thousand times that he
had hesn defeated than to have gained the
brilliant victory the telegraph ilforms us be
has achieved. The time is coming when these
traitors vii have to come to reckoning. and
the sooner the Government ehuts their mouths
the tetter it will be for the Union cause
ju.t the right thing. II . 90 Is traitor for
uttering the wish that jeff Davis may succeed
in hi. damaable conspiracy. it certainly looks
plsusabls that man who hopes for the de.
feat Of Gen. Mcclellan and bis army, shonld
be placed in the same category.
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New IU6k Market.

NEW YoRK, Sept l6.
FLOUR - Firm. Sales at IS OO@5 Is super
State; IS 5o05 So Extra state; IS OOd5 25 Su per
Western S5 50a $50 Common 10 me ,ium Ezra
Western IS 7505.s5 common to good shipping
Brands extra II. Il. q.
WHEAr.-Sales at 81 06 $1.l6 s Chicago Spr' ng
81 e9@$ .l6 Milwaukee Club $l.lSGl 10 Amber
Iowa, 81 s6 Winter Red Western 81 261 ~
Amber Michigan.
CORN $3.50 Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
WuiskY.-Market dull ;32@32Kc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

ATTENTION OFFIcEks.-For q choice
military uniform call at Cones, corner Brady
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

MILITARY "MEN ArTgSr1oN.-If you
wish for Uniform and full equipments cal
on +. I. Erskine, Nicholls Block.
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SUR(:EON DENTIST.

DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in Davenport, have opened branch ofic'
ln the LeC,aire House, for the accommodation o
those Who wish any tning in my line
I shall be at the LeClaire House from q. m. t.
~ n, every day except Sundays. he balance
Il the time shall be at my Office in Rock Is
laad.
Thankful for past favors and p.tro hop,
g receive continuance of the same.
HENRY FISCHEL,
Rock Island June l3. 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

LIGHT Fall wooden goods, a large
sto"k, now opening at Whislers New Yo,k
Store. Also choice variety of Bay State
Shawls. purchased very low for cash.
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st. Louis Markets.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. Is.
FLoUR.-Dull at S. 50@4 90.
WHRAT.-Market heavy, 67M$Oc.
Corn. In fair demand at ESQ.
BARLEY.-52X055.
OATS 36W40c
Rye Firm at &c,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
FLouR.-443O@55
WHEAT. - Sales at 77l96c.
t'0aN.-34G37c.
Oars 300 in store.
kYR.--43 in store.
BUrrsR- 7H@l1c.
kGas-6X@8-packer's count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

SOLDIERS Bounty Warrants taken at
par for Liquor At J. G. CoNKuS's,
No 6, Front street, near Brady,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

HEAVY SHowER.-A heavy thunder
shower passed over our City last evening.
thoroughly drenching the earth. and sadly 10.
terferng with our telegraph arrangement.
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T HE CITY,.
No Night Repor1

No Night Report.
The operator said last evening that tho
storm prevented his getting any midnight
report A heavy dew would have wrought
about the same result
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Attention 10 the Business.
Sra

DROKE LOOSE FROM THE STABLE OF
ID the subssrber. in West Davenr ort, on Sun.
day night, large, light gray stalisn. about six
teen hands high. Hs on . common leather head
halter The 6ader will be libersly rewarded.
JAMtS MCCANIHY
Near McAanus place. West Sd street !.
sepl0 div
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A Sw1NDLE.-The Rock Island Ar-
gus got out an extra sheet yesterday afternoon
and sent 1t across the river to this city to
swindle our citizens out Of their fps. 1t con-
taiosd the substance Of the news published by
US 10 the moroiog, but nothing later. Our
citizens shonld not allow themselves to be
fooled by such a confirmed old siuner as
BIowhard Daoforth. Everybody knows tba,
he wouldn't take nythiDg out of his reach
unless il was money!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

PERsoSAL.-His Excellency, Gov.
s-nor Kirkwood, arrived last evening, and is
stopping at the Burtis House.
John Mshin. E-q IF the Muscatine Journal.
came In fr m the east last evening, where he
has bcsn rueticatipg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

MAJOR GRAHAM, Of the 22d Iowa In
fsntry. and Major O'Connor. of the 35th Regi-
"ent, have furnished to the Asjutant Gener.
. staten ent Of the positions which members
Of Co.'s A and 3, lst Iowa Infsn,ry, now oc-
cupy.
1t is hoped that others will take the same
pains that these officers have taken.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

The Continental, Security, Lorillard
and Metropolitan Fire Insurance Comraniee, OF
New York. and the New England and Marine
Of Hartford, are reliable, prompt paying . ock
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent. south
east corner Second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

GONG Up.-The foundation wall OF
the State Ba' Building is about completed
and the brick work will be pushed along ss
fast as possible. We .hall soon have yer,
different looking corner from the unsiQhtlv
mass presented to the naked eye few weeks
since.
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Boa q WN1etxd.

TN APRIvA Ate FAMILY FOR A 0tNTLEHAN
i and wife. Address, sts ting seoation an tefms,
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