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The Portland daily press., 1862-11-04
TENEMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Convenent tenements for the
"a accommodation of two small families In
I.sR8 respectable localities, and within ten min
I.1ek utes walk of the Post Office. Rent not to
exceed from $50 to l75 per annum.
Address Box AZ, Post Office. apply at the Count
ing Room of the Daily Press, Fox Block.
Portland, June %. distf
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TO LET.
House TO Let.

DWELLIS G-HOUSE, No Sc Free
AANA Street, is to be let, and possession given
.sssM1 Immediately. The premises may be ex-
Issss a;nined at any time. For further partic.
- uars apply TO
JAMES FURBIsH
August 9th, 1862 If
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-04

1 very desirable dwelling house on the
corner of Spring and Emery streets, con-
tanning l3 finished rooms, and furnished
iEHa;v with all the modern improvements togeth-
kzAA er with lot of land adjacent. containing
5,OOO square feet. For particulars enquire of
MOSES MERRILL,
No. s Central Wharf
r JAMES l.. MERRILL. oc27 If
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FOR SALE e TO LET.
TO LET.

'TNHE spacious STORE in Goldman Block next 10
L L. A Marrett's, or If desired one half of the
same TO be finished off to the satisfaction of the oc
cupant Also the whole third floor of the Goldman
Block, with Offices on second floor
Also two small Stores on Temple street. next above
the Goldman Block. Rent Low ENQUIRE of
Oct 27.-df S. J. ANDERSON, "a Free St
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To be Let.

A No. 20 Bracket Strect-a desirable House
Sz4 containing II rooms-gas throughou good
1871 water, large garden, and all the conyenien-
l,..2S,H ees for genteel residence.
E11A Enquire of L. +. VARNUM,
Commercial Street, head of Widgery's Wharf
oc2l d3wis
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TO LET.

THE Easterly Tenement of the House on spring
L Street, known as the Rolfe House Enquire of
Oct. 27.-dtf 81 ANDERS0S
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Wanted immediately,
% GOOD COAT MAKERS.
Inquire at
oc l6tf WOODMAN, TRUE co.
PLEASURE PARTIES.

ExCURSIONlSTS visiting the Islands, supplied
Ia with stores at the shortest notice.
Orders solicited.
$50 Fore Street near foot of Exchange.
CALDERwoOD BECKETT
Portland. June %. diff
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FOR SALE.

FTNHE undersigned offers for sale, CHEAP the DWELL
Il ing House, he now occupies, the corner of
Cumberland and Paris Streets.
Please rall and examine for yourselves
Aug. 30. d8w c. L. KIMBALL.
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Freedom Notice,

TTNHIS eertihes that have given GRENvILLE II
Il DEERING his time during his minority. and shall
claim none of his earnings, nor pay any bills of his
contracting after this date.
HIRAMw W. DEERTNG.
Portland Oct 10th, 1852. oc2l dit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
VERY LATEST.

From Sic Louis.

from Sts LOUIS
Sr LOUIS, Sept. n.
The Court for the trial OF Gen McKinstry met
according to adjournment, and the members were
sworn in. The Judge Advocate announced that
Gen. Harvey had been released from the commits
sion, and ol. Bonneville been appointed In the
place Of Harney. Tho commission desired to a.
low the proceedings to be reported in tho news.
papers, after which the charges and speci 6catens
against McKinstry were read There Is but one
charge-that Of neglect in violation Of duty.
The spec i6cations- fifty in number-ars 70
the effect that McKinstry purchas mules, hsrses
and army supplies from certain contractors
At exhorbitant prices that parties offered y
furnish him the amesupplies att market value;
thAt he refused to receive them, compelling said
parties to sell their supplies to contractors At ths
market value that MsKins:ry then purchased
the same articles from the contractors at exhorbi-
tant rates. After reading the specification McKin-
stry stated that he wanted witnesses summoned in
his behalf: among others, Fremont, to show, .,
far - the specifications are concerned, that he
acted under orders.
81. Louis, Sept. %. Z
The trial Of Gen. MeKinstry Vas resumed
this morning. Nothing Of Importance was
done. beyond the fact Of the General being
permitted by tho court TO have all the wit
ne.sss summoned that he desires examined.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
RuhAoR THAT sEc'Y SEWARD
Is TO RESIGN.
Edward Everett to be His
| Successor.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Later from Eur oroo
AN ATTACK ON MADRID HOURLY
ExPECTED.
The Gsges's.tllns IN Missouri
DrtUen Back.
The Gsges'StILNS IN eHXiSyO9e,.i
D7'tUen Back.
From New York.

~, NEw YoRx, Sept. q.
Inc tribune has . rumor in a Washington dis
psiSn tnat Seward - about to resign his portfolia
| Of the State department to Edward Everett.
Inc dispatch adds that the rumors grew out Of
| the TACT that Everett is in Washington At the
fre.idents invitation, on business relstiye to cur
foreign relations, in regard to which his Views
are understood to differ from Sewurd's.
The assertion is that Col. Fords asserted ord err
from Col. Miles to evaouA:e Maryland Heights,
cannot % suostantiatea by the production OF the
| order. Ford says he lost th IN.
"A guerrilla band Of thirty men were arrested
| near Fairfax, and 100 guns found hidden under a
hay stack. :
The Times has news from Winch c.ter 70 We'd
nesday The main body OF the .obel army wae
evacuated there, numbering u, zoo, mostly demor-
! allied, and suffcripg for want OF food.
Their loss in Maryland is Acknowledged to have
beea terrible. Pryor, in his brigade OF 200 men.
had 651 killed, wounded ard missing Long
streets division lost over half its number Ne
Calls lost 2o9 out Of 2,3OO @Hi'.
Rebel officers and surgeons conee eess los, Of % :
600. including prisoners, OF whom 1000 or 5. zoo
were killed.
Pryor narrowly escaped death. His horse was
killed by she'll. ~"
ihc rebels had Information Of our intend ed
capture OF Lees wagon train, AMI pos tod four brig
ades on the west side of Asnby's Gap, IN such y
manner as to annihilate our force had il been nt
tempted.
Winchester was being strongly fortified, and all
the negroes in the neighborhood had been i'm
pressed for that purpr Sc.
The rebels are appreh enslve that their co,nnu
nication and supplies will be cut of by a move
ment from Washington on Gordonsyille.
Longs'reet was SO severely wounded in the
shoulder by piece of shell that it is feared am .
pu'ation will be necessary Ho is supposed to
have laid upon the field till Wednesday, when be
vas discovered by a party burying the dead.
All ,ublic buildings and most Of tho private
buildings in Winchester had been used for hospi.
tails.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
RIVER ITEMS.

Arrived, Saturday, September n.
JENNIE W WBIPPLB, Morrison, Koekuk.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
oRPARrRD.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
JENNIE v HIPPLs, Morrison, keokuk.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals
this port during the week ending Saturday night,
was 10.
SUNDAY BOATS.
The Northern Line packet Pcmbins, Captain
Hill, viii leave for st. Louis and way points to-
day. NJ. E. J. Unsell in the Office.
MONDAY BOATS.
Tho mail and passenger packet Kate Casse el
Captain Davis, will depart for Keokuk and way
points as o'clock this morning, making cornec-
tons for st. Louis in 80 heurs
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-.
part for Dubuque and intermediate landings at I
O'Clock this morning.
The magnificent Northern Line packet Hawk
eye State, Captain Gray. will depart for st. Paul
and immediate points to-day. Passengers and
shippers win please remember this popular and
deserving craft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From Missouri.

SPRIxGYI8LD, Sept. Is.
A portion Of the rebel army under Hindman and
Rains are now 1t Granby mines, Newton county
near tho AYksn.as line. Gen. Sshe6eld 10 pfepar.
ing to march against them, and ~ his army Il in
excellent condition and composed Of the best troops
In the State, there y svsry resson 70 believe 81
will bs sucoessful il they await an attack il thsJ
retreat they will bs driven from the StAts and the
petitions occupied By our troops, thst viii prevent
another inr0ad. -sty
Latest advices from the rebel army STATE Il 4
bs most molly crowd Of warriors, seme well arn.
"a, but the most bearing such weapons = could n
gathered through Arkansas. Thsir number 4
shout $4,000.
q from destxiet oommsud and now oommands Il.
any Of Missouri, in The asld.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From Cairo and Below.
"0, oept. n
special to Chicago Eve. Journa,

CAIRO, Sept u.
Especial to Chicago Eve Journal
Mr. Dal1ali, who is Clerk of the s,eame, Fr,
gene, was released by the rebels at Fort Rando ph
and has reached this place in nsafety
He states that they mum bered 22o ard are Gem.
manded by CAPTAIN Foukner. 1t was their -.
tention to rob tho boat and the burn it.
Yesterday about ten o'clock, the steamer Fores
Queen reached Ashley, . small town on the T'e =,
side, just At the port Of Island 26. She lanaed
to put off passenger and to take on some cotton
that Was piled on the bank The c!erk stenned
ashore, and as he reached the tsp of the ba ~ 6s
was seized by two Or three men, vusrr;lia =
band Of about 100 sprang up from behind ,he = !.
ton, and the Captain, with p;stol in hand a.
manded the surrender of the boat.
The Captain of the boat attempted to back her
out to get on board Some half a dozen of tn a =
would have got off in safety had not one Of the
engiassrs deserted his post, and the outside wheel
backing, threw the stern agant the shore. break.
ing the rudder, and giving the rebels n chance ~
get on board. Meanwhile the rebels on shore ve,e
firing At the pilot, biting him and wounins him
severely but not dangerously.
Just at this junction the steamer Sun-Shine
came up with portion Of cavalry and one ha ttarv
on board. The rebels thinking thev mirht M,
fare very we'll, were now - anxious to get of as
they had been to get on her. They succeeded IN
getting on shore, whom they started of as fast 4,
their legs could carry them. Thus by mere aeci.
dent the Forest Queen, one of the finest steamer,
on the river, was saved
A rebel attack is hourly expected 1t Madrid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
Foreign News.

CAPE RACE, Sept. q.
The steamer Anglo Saxon from Liverpool. 18th
via Londonderry, 18th, was boarded BY the news
yacht fthe Associated Press at o'clock this morn
ing, and summary of her news obtained.
The steamer Hibernian, frsr Quebec, arrived q,
Liverpool on the 10th.
The City Of Washington, from New York, ar.
rived at Liverpool on the 18th.
The dates by the Anglo Saxon are i've days L.
ter than those already received.
News unimportant.
Runners Of the recognition Of the Southern Con.
federaey do not gain ground.
1t was reported that the rebels were buying and
building numerous steamers in England, and buili
ram on the river Massey.
The Tuscarora as 1T Cadise.
The Paris correspondent believes that Count
Mercier has been ordered by the French Severn.
meat to make concilatory attempt to put . stor
to the war in America, for the sake Of kumsnity
Tho 7smes' Paris correspondent says: "Napo.
leon will undoubtedly faver the recognition Of the
South ern Confederacy, and 10 anxious that the
English government should adopt . similar course
The excitement in the jute and hemp market.
had subsided.
There is nothing new as regards the Roman
question.
Garibaldis health il said to be rather worse.
The Polish mobiles At Warsaw have adopted O.
address offensive to the Government.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market.-.-DaiIy Report

OFFICE OF TIE DEN. / NRwsl
Saturday Eve, Sept n. !
THERE'S no change in quotations. Onions are
dull and declining. The war tax on sack ma
tet'ai mas added zoo per barrel on -four in sacks.
We quote:
FLOUR -s4.ooQ4.so Wholesale, and 5oo@5.2o
retail. Shipments $50 bbls.
WHEAr-75@77c fer the best cid. New wheat
'oa7Sc for new. Receipts 1900 bu. Shipm ents
$50 bu.
BARLEY. Active at 55@62c. Receipts 1890
bu. Shipments 2,4OO bu.
CokN-Dull At l5@17o. Receipts bu.
OArs-Active. We quote at % 0z6o. Receipts
$50 ba. Shipments bu. n
ONIONS Dull at 5o@55e. Receipts 200 bu.
Shipments bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From California.

SAN FRANOIsCo, 2ept. %.
Tho steamer Sonora has arrived from Faua-
ma.
1t. Mul On arrived yesterday from Oregon, On
route for Washington. During the past five years
he has been engaged in locating and cons.ruc ii np
. military road from Waila Walla Valley, ash.
iagton Territory to Fort at the head Of the Mi.s
ouri river. and the work is finally accomplish cd
Considerable emigration has reached Wash ngton
" that route this year. Large tracts of asricul-
tural land, besides mineral regions containing
gold, copper, lead, and iiren, were found on ths
line Of the road
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Buy your Boots and Shoes at Ch'ld's
4 Cos, % Brady street. A large lot OF SOL
disrs, long leg cavalry. and heavy Calf Boots.
iuet received l|t s+F tsi3 ss. 't''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

The BATTLE AT IUKA.-From q private letter
written BY our fellow citizen WI. Pa.ker, Esq,
to Mr. Vim. Chambsrs, brother Of Colonel Alexan-
der Chambers, Of the 10th regiment, ws are per-
mited to make few extracts.
Cos1SrH sopt.2s
to the engagement the 10th had been in. now
write You again, giving you such particulars as
nave Isaroed 1t appears at General Price was
making his way into Kentucky with about 25, 900
men, aud was in the vicinity Of Iuka, about TWEEN
~ miles from this place. when our folks discovered
him. and the 3d brigade, consisting OF tho llsh,
18th, 9TH and 10th Iowa reg giments, ani was sent
out from this plAce TO intercept him.
= ny some Weane unknown at present, to me, the
18th was detached from the brigade and assigned
to Genl. Rosecran's command. Price finding him.
self surrounded, made the attempt to cut through
our forces, which he succeeded in doing. The 9Th
and 9th IowsIand two Missouri regiments were
in the portion Of the line that he broke through,
and Z ad to stand tho brunt Of the battle, which
they did most manfully. They fought like. tigers,
meeting the charge Of The enemy at the point Of
9TH were baliy cut up. Col. Ct ambers received
two wounds, one through the back of the neck and
one through the shoulder. Ills wounds are bad,
but not considered BY tho surgeons dangerous. His
con iuct is praised all, and he is considered the
b'avest Of the brave. After being wounded he
Was uken ptlsoneT ana CSrrleu 20 oeccSn nos
pial, but our folks drove Price. and the Colonel
was left behind, and i, now at private house at
uks. where he is receiving the best attention, and
hope will get along. He is in good spirits SO
all say who have seen him. The loss of the 18th
il sixteen killed and about 70 wounded and taken
prisoners.
! Price 1T the last account vas retrcatinp south
and our folks wore in pursuit.
We have great fears Of an attpck on Cslinth
tOur regiment did not take their camp equipage
with them, and to-day the balance in camp was
rdered to join the brigade At Iuka, bat could MT
, et away for want Of railroad transportation.
9 boxed up and moved into town. where now am
Corinthis being fortified ut all points with heavy
lRe guss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Go TO B. s. GLAsPELL's, No. II. "a
street, opposite lie Claire Row, tor 'hs D's'
family flour, corn. oats. bran and shorts. cor"
meal, oatmeal rye and barley for coffee or any,
thing In the feed line.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

ssTHE OH HARrrORD"-W.F F. Ross,
Ageat. Brady street. third door below the Post
Odlsa-Ihs Hartford Fire Insurance Company
shattered 4. D. lSl0) hes Just made its olS
Aandrod aAd fourth semi.eunusl statement.
slowing sseeGD Of o9s1lSs.SS. 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

MILITARY MEN ATTENTIoN.-H you
wish for Uniform and full equipments call
on F. +. Erskine, Nichols Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From New Orleans.

New YGRK, Sept q.
advices from New Orleans give an order by Gen.
Butler, requiring each naturalized foreign rssidest
In the Department to report to the nearest Provost
Marshal for the registration Of himself and fami-
y. Tho order says in the course Of ten days it
must become necessary to distinguish disoyal
from loyal citizens, and honest neutral foreigners.
All false or simulated claims Of foreign allegiance
Butler threatens to punish severely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Ir you want good Boots and Shoes
at the lowest prices 90 to Warmers 4S braoy
street. first door above the Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
THE Y.

ATTENTION OFFIcERs.-For q choice
militsry uniform call at Cones corner brsoy
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From Maine.

BANGOR, sept. ~.
Il appears from authentic official statement th hat
Maine has 6lled her quotas under back calls fer
three hundred thousand men. Her quota under
the first Vas 1000, and all the men have been in
the feld for four weeks past. Under the last call
for drafted men. Maine has $500 men ready, aIl
raised by volunteering, AID they have sll been in
the camps ct Portland, Augusta and Bangor since
the 18th inst. They are al ready to move the
moment they ere uniformed ard equipped.
Prior to these contributions Maine had sent over
5000 men, and including the four thousand she
has given the Navy, has Faised 10000 for the Un-
ion. The States population lis 628, 900. She
claims the pre-sminsnce OF being the banner State
in raising volunteers. She sends no drafted men
70 war.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

WARR1NsR's stock Of boots and shoes
10 unsurpassed by any in the city. Give h'"
. call before purchasing elsewhere. First
door above the Post Office
1r You want the best oystets 60 to
the Express Office. Cooks best always On
hand
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

TALKS FOR ITsELF.-Whisler has an
Advertisement on our second page which
spsak. for itself. Read it and then wall
straight to the Great New York Store ane
make ycur purcha,es.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
The Rebels in Arkansas.

HELENA, Sept. 25
Recently an expedition consisting Of the trans-
ports Ian, Alhambrs and the ram Queen of the
West, carrying about $50 trooos and several
pieces Of artillery, left Oldto~n aud sailed dow n
the river as far ~ Juice, ~ miles below the
mouth Of The Arkansas. A. the expedition do
scended the river it was ired into by guerilas ut
Prentiss, town on tho Mississippi shore, opposite
Napoieon and at Island No. ~, killing vt the lat,
ter place four. The boat shelled the woods all
along Il e shore, but with what damage is not
known. On tho return trip At Prentiss . large
force Of guerilas numbering 600 or 1900 undcr
command Of viliipigne occupied the shores here
ani opened brisk cannonading and vollcya OF mus
kerry. Tho boats returned thecomp!iment with
shct and she'll. killing II rJbels and driving them
back in the country, in the direction Of Bolivar,
after which q portion Of the forces disemba rked
and burned the town Of Prentiss.
The transports we're riidled Ly musket balls,
aud two six pound cannon shot PAS ed entirely
through the cabin Of tho Alhambra Our less
was three killed and several wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
From New York.

From New York.
lss&5 NEw YoaK, Sent 27.
The steamer MAtsnxss, from New Orlevns on
the goth, has arrived.
The news is unimportant.
Judge Walker. the late editor Of the Delta.
hae been released from imprisonment at Ship
Island.
Col Hamilton, Congressman from Texas,
had made an eloquent speech at a great
Union meeting in New Orleens.
Some rebel officers with fl .g of truce have
arrived at New Orleans to consummate nepo-
tiations for an exchange Of prisoners
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29
Election Notice.
DAVENPORT TOWNSHIP

TlHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF Dan
1 port Township are notified to meet at
ber 14th, 1859, to ballot for the following olid
Wis; One Supervitor, three Trustees, two Jul
css Of the Peace, two Constables, one Clerk,
Assessor fox township outside Of the city Of b.
enpoTt, one Road Supervisor for every ROAD
strict in the township. Polls 10 be opened Z
o'clock, .. m. Of ssid day.
BY order Of township Trustees.
J.. J. SMART,
Township Clerl
Davenport, September 27th, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

Tan Continental, Security, LorilIard
and Metropolitan Fire Insurance Companies, oi
New York. and ths New England and Marine,
q Hartford, ere reliable. prompt paying etoek
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent, south
east corner Second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

HEAVY CoNrRAcTs.-Satu was
the day for opening the proposals advertised
for BY Capt. Hendsrshott. for furnishing Camp
Mcclellan and Camp Heron with groceries for
the ensuing year. The contract was . heavy
one, and very little profit ON each article
supplisd would amount to . handsome sum In
the course Of q year. Several Of our heaviest
erocers sent in their figures. Upon examine.
tiou the award vas made to the substantial
houss Of Il Evans 4 Go. This concern hae
supplied the larger portion of the groceries
for the camps for more than . year, and We
are glad that it has again been the successful
bidder,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

THB 5000 PREM1uM.-The Scott Coun
" Agricultural Society offered magnificent
premium Of $500 for the best stallion Of any
ags or brssd-eompstition open to the world.
There we're seven entries. comprising the
cream Of the stallion stock Of Iovs and the
western counties Of Illinois There were
three judges. They examined the horses with
great care. and when they eome to compare
opinions. II was found that each man had made
up his mind upon . separate horse--no two
thought alike; neither would either change
his opinion. consequently no decision wss Civ.
In. and the committee Was discharged. The
premiums we're: First. e20o; 2dsloo; Sd $50
The officers Of the Seeiety then assumed the
rssponsibility, and declared - follows:
'Blaekbird.' Jas @ Simpson, Sabrla, Iowa
Let premium. 5000; Young Bashs~.' JOSEPH
A Gran, Ausoatine. love-. "a premium. sloo
sBlsekhawk.' T II xcKiany. Comanehs. Iowa
I'd premium. $50. TON Hysr, Wolf. c.
dsr Rapils. Iowa discr stionery premium Of CSC
Black Tige.' jansen. Ls Claire. Iowa deere
teinry premium Of go; 'Ottowa Chief o Wal
ksr. Prophststown, Illinois. dis issrstionery pre-
miam Of $40; Benedict Morrill, T R Benedict
Edgington. Illioeis. discretionary premium q
90.
8This arrangement vas satisfactory. Th
liberal policy Of the Socisty met with th
higbest approval. and oil went away feelip
Mat they had been most honorably dsa
With,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

CEDAR COUNTY FAIR.-1his fa'f
will be held At Upton. on the l4th, 10Th. and
18th Of Ootobsr. The Society is veil oFssn''
xsd-has fitted up excellent grounds. and 10 IN
q fair way to have . very handsome exhibl'
tion. We hope to be present on the OCCASION
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-29

BuRoLARY.-On Wednesday night
last, the dwelling house Of Dr. NeCourtney.
ON Harrison street, was entered through the
back door. and . pockst.book containing some
money belonging to NJ. Green. was taken
away. On Friday night the same thief. or an
other one very much like him, came bsck ana
stole gold hrsastpin and some other articles
Of iswelry, and again made his escape The
family have no taste for such visitors, and ask
90 special favor that the so0u Adre! stea. .
from some one else the next time.