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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
From ltAill,nn r..

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.
The police made an important capture lat
night at the house Of Dr T. Williams. seven
'"ies from this city on the Hookerstow wn road
Having received Information that some rebel
office.e from the invading army were being
protected ty their fr.ieuds, the police proceed.
ed thither and surrounded the house and bag
gid the whole party as follow: Capt Harry
Gilmore. Co F. Stuart's cavalry. Grafton. Car
isle, Lieut. Bsin, who were disguised a. citi-
zsns. the police also. eeizsd Mr.. Williams and
mis- friends and we're brought to this city and
placed in close confinement The olce were
armed with riff. and fully prepared for any
Emergency. These rebel officers belong 70
this city, aud 10 thought that they will meet
the fate Of spies.
We have positive information that the rail
road communication was interrupted and the
telegraph wires cut between Harper's Ferry
and Cunt erlAnd yesterday. By the retels.
reconnaissance party who we're sent out to the
vicinity of North Mountain about seven mile.
south of Williamsport. encountered some rebel
pickets aud killed and captured thirteen OF
them.
1t has been discovered that Jackson and
Lee has crossed the Potomsc near Msr'insburg
though it vas thought that thy would cross
farther up the river. Ths whole rebel force 10
retreating across the Potomac
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
the REBELS pEPUlStD AT
hARPtR's FERkY.
The Rebels Retrealing Across the
Potomac.
EXTENSIVE MILITARY MOVE
MENTS IN PENN.
Later from E,1ro1oe
RUMOR that GARIBALUI Is TO Be
SENT To AMERICA.
From Washington.

ARLINGTON Sett.l2
Citizens of Frederick, Mar, land who arrived to.
Jay, having 10 tafter the evacuation. say bereb-
ell force in fovn vas iin.'ed at ) ooU 20 l6 10
70 tne'r Juush" lower tnan
the figures cur Generals. Thsyh is. not On.
iy their cattle, !. cheese a,a
even their blankets, and everyth ny that could he
,pplied TO the use OF an army had been taken
'hey were pAid nothing and was not offered even
confederate notes by the invaders. They saw thai
very few Marylanders joined them
comm .sioner Doyle in letter from Fort Rim
icy, dated september lst to he chief clerk of h.
indian Bureau says, he arrived there August 2y,b
with ~ 900 troops. finding the Fort in very Door
s'a'e o' ue ence,it ~ yer having been finl,ned !.
Out tne troops went to work and expeeted -,
nnlsh IL the mex night. on his arrival Dole an
prisea Hole and other chiefs that he was readv
and willing to hold a council with them nj ,h.,
p ace. They answered the n xt day, saving thew
would not meet nlm there; refusing to name a
uiIe ana place. Iherc seemed to be two on,nions
in regard to these Indian troubi one ia IN : ,ha
Indians are not in hostility to the white venerav
but have had PERSONAL d. fii:ulty with the emnl ~
ees OF the Government another, that there ia
vide spread disafiecion among them and thai
they are taking this opportunity to strike tor re-
venge, believing that all our men had gone n
war. Ofii eIs IN the land Offices had to run for
their lives, leaving everything Behind. They are
now at Fort Ripley, as also tho settlers On
their way in, they met be 30 OF 40 Indians
under Hole who robbed them of orse and seye-
raj guns, bat en- provisions beng given they
were al owed partly to pass.
John Ross,' het of the Che,okees had an intar
view with the priest tins morning with regard 70
the issue OF his nation from the rebels Il is nm
der.tooi hat satisfactory arrangement, was maze
to that end. Ros and his son lei t tor New York
ny order of Maj Gen. Banks, commanding de-
fences OF Washington, the order allowing sIvil-
ians to cross tho bridges and ferries over The Po
tomac has been countermanded, Passes will h.
requirei as heretofore, and granted only in cases
ot extreme necessity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
Iowa Legislature.
LAST DAY.

September IL.
The Quaker Bill was knocked in the bead
servedit right.
The Bill appointing Mrs. Annie Wittenmey-
er and-Ssnitary Agents to look .her and
provide for the wants Of the sick wouuded col.
diers-expeuee to be paid out Of the Govern
or's contingent fund. was passed.
Bill modifying the act to provide for raising
troops TO protect the North " estern bord er.
paseed Bill TO provide for the appointment OF
Allotment Commissioners; Resolution author
lz,ng the Secretary OF State to publish Laws
IN the Homestead; Bill changing the names Of
Buncombe county to Lyon
10 the Senate the following House Bile were
passed: bill charging the times Of holding
courts in Adaus county bill providing ( T
the publication and distribution OF Journals of
the two House-; House substitute for dog Ia v;
coucurred 10 House amendment making tie
salary Of Assistant Adiutaot Geusrsl $1,000,
bill supplemental TO chapter 81. revision o:
1860; per diem and mileage appropriation
bill.
The bill TO provide for the appointment Of
Allotms Mt Cen miesioners. passed.
Senator B ,weu offered resolution instruct>
ing the committee on Miii,sr affairs to mme.
diately report back the bill abolshing the
office OF surgeon General Adopted, Is 10 10
Senator Burdck offered the fol owing.
WHEREAS. Several members Of the Senate
will 20 forth from th Hall to engag. in the
sAnguinary ,nfict whhic has been brought
upon the nation and
WHEREAs, 1t is but meet that the feelings
entertained for them by their brother Senators
should be spread upon the Journal of the Sep
ate therefore
RESOLVED, That We appreciate highly the
patriotism and seuse of duty which prompts
them to exchange o seat in this BODY for the
bloody field Of war.
Resolysd, That our beat wishes and our
s,mpsthies will follow them through all thei,
trials and that we have confidence that then
path, though 1t pa.s through seas If blood.
", II finally lead them through all the vicissi-
tudes OF war 10 a glorio ous triumph.
Resolved That in case any shall fall in de-
tense OF the old flag endeared tous all.
monument to their worth shall be reared in
our memories.
Mr.. Redfield being called upon, responded
III eloquent and appropriate terms 1t was no
ordinary honor to be known as al Iowa sol
der. Rather than to rick the glory Of her sons
acquired upon hundred feds Of blood
among them Wilson's Creek, Belmont, Donel-
son and Shiloh, rather than do that. he would
desire 70 be psryzed where he now stood -
Senators for their kind expr. ssion
to wards himself and others referred to in the
humbly believed would at all times, be found
doing a soldiers duty, whatever their fate.
The business was ciosed At4 p. m. the
Senate ad djourned sine die.
The House also Adjourned at o'clock p m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

NEW PENNSYLVANIAH HOUSE.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS.
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS l. Sons Pro- u etors,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars o. CO Of
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
WITH, Aaquokcta. a / Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug21-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

Synod met At 8 l-2o. o'clock. After the
usual half hour spent 10 devotioual exercises.
Synod proceeded to business.
| Rev. 8. A. Wilson, of the Ss nod Of Chicago.
was invited 10 cit as corresponding me Der
Minutes Of yesterday we're read aud ap.
proved
| Rev. Dr.. Coe, Of the Synod Of Missouri, Sec'y
Of the Board of Church Extension, addressed Sy-
nod in behalf Of the Boa.d Of Publication and
other benevolent institutions Of the Presbyterian
| Church
After the address, the subject matters presented
presented theIein were referred TO a committee,
consisting Of Messrs. Conkey, Nan Vlet and A. b.
Mr.. Taylor, from the committee on the Bowen
Collegiate lnstisute reported that the prowosition
made by the Synod at Its last session had been
accepted by the stockholders Of the Institute, and
the necessary srepS trken by beth parties to carry
out the plan adopted. The Institute is in
| healthy condition, although much affected by the
| war, having sent nearly : full company from its
strdents into the army. Tho report was adopted.
The Trustees of last year were re-appointe1. Rev
Messrs. J, l.. Wilson and A. = Mvrshsl and Judge
Cook were appointed examining committee.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee app,inted at the last meeting
t1corespond with the American Bible society
Northern Iowa, reported, and the report was dis
charged:
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Synod
hereby rendered to the families Of the city of Da
venport, whose kind hospi,allties have been en-
joyed during the present sessions Of Synod /; also
to the editors If tho daily papers for the full ana
correct reports Of the proceedings Of Synod pub
llshed in their papers
The Committee on ministerial support were dis
charged.
After q short recess, the committee on the sub
ects presented by Rev. DR.. Coe and DR.. Wat ers,
made o report, which was adopted
Mr. Conkey, from the Committee on the records
of the Presbytery of Cedar, presented their re-
port approving the mrutss, with some exceptions
the same. After an extended discussion two
Of the exceptions were stricken and the report
amended ad, pied.
Synod took recess until Z l-2 o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
RIVER ITEMS.


ARRIVED, Saturday, September Is.
JENNIE HIrPLB, Morrison, Keokuk.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
SUNDAY BOATS.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whip
pie, Captain Morrison. will depart for Fort Madi
son and all intermediate landings at o'clock this
morn ing.
The Northern Line packet Denmark, Captain
Robinson, will depart for St. Pual and way POINTS
to-day. Passengers and shippers will find this at
superb Graf. None are more experienced or bot
ter adapted to please the travelling community
than the officers Of this boat.
MONDAY BOATS.
The Northern Line packet Henry Clay, Captain
Buford, Clerks Ovens and dhouse, will depart
for st. Louis and way points this morning.
The mail aud passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Captain Davis, will depart for Keokuk and way
points at O'Clock this morning, making coLnec-
lions for st. Louis in SO hours.
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part for Dubuque and intermediate landings at Z
| O'Clock this morning.
Ph@nlx Insurance ompauy Of Hart.
ford sssets. lat Nay, 1862, tt17 z6O .9S +; liz.
i bilitiss, 32l 500. HxNRY B. HosvxAu. Art 2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....DaiIy Report.

OFFICE OF THE DEM. 4 NEws,l
Saturday kve., Sept l3. J
Onions are up little to-day. Grain remains
steady at yesterdays quotations.
FLOUR -x460,d4.90 wholesale. and 5Oo@5.2O
retail. Shipments 200 bbls.
WHEAr-72@75c for tho best cid. New wheat
$50 bu.
BARLEY. Active at 5s@54c. KeceiI Its..3, 100
bu. Shipments 45O bu.
CoRS-Duli at l4@16c. Receipts 100 bu.
OATs-Quiet. We quote at 2o925c. Receipts
COO bu. ~
ONIoNs-Active at 65 d76,. Receipts 785 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
NUMBER 2ss.
fOlesgn News.

The London Pea.s Society has 10 ued an add,...
urging Americans 70 make peace
no pirate steamer No. $50 in commanded bv
'ne pirate Semmes. late of the Sumter. Ard e
w" called . ofander.
os Lomaon )o1tn"i' generally tsse a gloomy view
o.. w' 40 au .irs for the Federal government.
Vnesn Victoria had Z nc to Germ.nv
h.Po''s ay that Garibaldi was v, upd.d in ,bs
. = "na ioot by bayonet. his retrea. cut q
a.. uhc' ndit'o'al .u render ineyt.pIe R-.;s-
ne.ef.heless was desperate Rumor says q
Ponn,., sa contemplate sendiag him % mer,cs.
az several places, but had been pu, d.vn III.
p'peis generally .hit that the event mo., ho.,.o
tolunon o. the Roman squadron and c.us. n.
french to withdraw fr, m Rom. "'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

cTUDlES WILL BE r SUMED IN THIS IN
- stitu,iou on the first of September next. Not
wths,anding the unfortunate condition Of the
tues, this inst tuition has gained, and continues
to gain wide spread opularity in the north west
Several emin nent professors are now engaged in
ad ition to the original number. 1t is avowedly
one of our most worthy Western literary institu-
sions. Students may enter at any period Of the
session. Cat '!ogues sent free on application to
REV THOS. l. POWER, u. p. PRES.
Terms for session Of five months, S77.O
aplS WIN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

DEPUTY AssEssoR.-H. Fl. Smith,
ESQ, has been appointed United States Dep :
uty Assessor for Scott county. Nv. PliDy Fay.
Of Muscatine, the District Assessor, in bic cir.
cular, says:
All persons desiring licenses under the Federal
law, will make application to me, and distiilers,
brewers, butchers, manufacturers, ferry-keepers
auctioneers are required to make mon thly reports
81 the close Of every month to me, the LIST divts
Ton in the other counties TO the deputy assessor
Of the respective counties
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
From Cincinnati.

CINC1NNATTI Sept II
Governo, Tod has ordered homo the militia
sent here for the defence Of the city. The
Cincinnati troops returned 20 the city this after
nom their services being no longer required in
kentucky, the force Of regular troops there being
suficien for a.y emergency. The streets were
throngtd v th people to welct me II EN- hone. The
rebels are reported OF Walton, 20 miles to the
south.
1t is reported tonight that Charleston, Va, has
been evacuated and burned by on, troops, who are
falling back to wards tho Ohio River.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

EXERCISES IN CAMP MCCLELLAN.-
This Sunday afternoon there will be preach
ing in Camp Mcclellan at 4 o'clock, and dress
parade at half past four. Strasser's Union
Band has been engaged and will lend their aid
in the exercises. Our citizens are all cordially
invited to be present
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be Communion service in the Pres
byteran Church of this city, on Sunday after
noon, at o'clock, p. NJ, when the Synod of Iowa
will unite in this ordinance, with all Christian
brethren who may wish to attend. A cordial in
vitatlon is extended to III. spl4-d2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
New NurA Market.

NEW YoRK, Sept IA.
FLOUR - Firm. Sales at $500@5.20 Super
State; IS 35615.50 Extra State; SIS 00@5.20 Super
Western, S5 S5 $3.50 Common to me iium Extra
Western $575@h.85 common to govd shipping
Brands extra K. II. o
WHEAT.-Sales at 81 O6@$1. l6 Chicago Spring
81 o9@$i .l6 Milwaukee Club $l.18tGl i9 Amber
Iowa, $l.56 Winter Red Western; 81 .26(@l 20
Amber Michigan.
CORN 5S@59Hc Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
WHISKY. market dull ;32N@33c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

ILLINOIS CorroN.-Mrs. Henry 3.
Evans. who is at present visiting her relatives
at South Pass. forty miles from Cairo. has sent
Us few bowls Of Illinois Cotton. which the
curious can examine at our Office. Before the
bowl bursts, it very much resembles . green
hickory nut both ia size and shape. The stople
10 from an inch to an inch and half long, and
exceedingly fine. In few years Illinos may
be able to supply Ne with vast quantity Of
this article
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

Ph@o'x Insurance ompauy Of Hart
ford assets. lat Nay. 1862. s5s7 zeO 9s liz.
biltiss, t2l, 500. HxNRY B. HouxAx. Art
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

BESIDES us cash capital of one mil
Ton dollars, the Home ln.urance Company. Of
vcw York, always reserved n surpiu. more
nan stfhciert TO cancel all it's poiciea and
iahiiities. The total assets nf III. Compsny
SOW amount to over Sl5Hh0Oo 90. W + Ro.s
Aasnt- office third door below III. post .ff;.a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

TIE Continental, Security, LoriIIard
and M.troI olitan FIR. Insurance COMPANIES. of
New York, and th- New England and Marine.
OF Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying ., ock
Companies Robert simpson, agent, south
ea-t corner Second and iradv streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

A DIFrIcULT OPERAT1oN.-Dr.W w.
n. Carn performed the difficult and danger
ous operation Of removing . Plyhus Uteris
from the pereon of Mrs. Kilber of this city
eter. and weighed four .pounds. The lady
has been % great distress for over seven years
past. and could not possibly Rave lived much
longer. But since the operation, she appears
orable for her recovery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

BENEF1r.-The Davenport Thespian
evening at Thalia Garden, the proceeds from
which will he used for the benefit Of the suf-
fers OF the Indian massacres at New Ulm, Min.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

AID SOCIETY BALL.-The ladies of
the German Soldiers Aid Society, gave
grand ball at Lahrman's Hall, Saturday even.
ing. The attendance was quite large. and all
entered into the spirit Of the occasion with
great zest. The ladies have credit on their
side Of between sixty and seventy dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
SURGEON DENTIST.

DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in Davenport, have opened branch Office
10 the LeCaire House. for the accommodation OF
those who wish any tning in my line.
shall be at the LeClaire House from s a. m to
II n, every day except Sundays. he balance
Of the time shall be at my office in Rock Is
land.
Thankful for past favors and .patro hope
70 receive q continuance Of the Same.
HENRY FISCHEL,
Rock Island June 13, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

AN INTERESTING OccAslos.-Some

| AN lNTEREsTING OcCAsloH.-Some
| time since the friends and scqusintancss ol
Capt. II B. Hssdershott, 2nd artillery U. g.
A.. Mastering and Disbursing officer for Ioas
| ordere in New York . service Of silver plate
eonsisting Of Pitcher. Goblets and salver. te
be presented to that able officer as . token o.
their esteem. Friday evening party Of Ia
dies and gentlemen assembled in the parlors
Of the Bur,is House to take part in the pre-
sentaiion exercises. His Honor, Mayor French
and DR. J. J. Burtis had been selected by the
donors to make the presentation. which they
accomplished to the satisfaction of all con-
| cerned.
The plate is massive and solid, on the salver
is the following inscription:
PREsENTED TO
CAPT. Fl. B. HENDERSHOTT
2ND ARTILLERY, U. S. A,
BIZ
FRIENDS IN DAVENPORT
The following letter accompanied the mag
nifcent gift:
DAVENPORT. Iowa. Sept. IL. 1852.
Capt. Hendershott, End artillery. Davenport
Iona.
DEAR SIR We the undersigned, Com
Dittee selected BY the donors, herewith pre-
sent you with q eervice Of silver plate, consist
ing Of Pitcher, Gcbiets aud Saiver
Accept them as testimonial Of the esteem
in which you are held by your acquaintances
in Davenport, during our residence among
With many hopes for your future prosperity.
we are Respectfully, Yours.
GEO II. FRENCH.
j. J. Burns.
10 reply, Capt. Hendsrshot.. sent the Com.
mit.ee the following tote:
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Sept. 13, 1862
Kessrs. Go. II. French, and j. y. Burtis
GKNTLEMEN Your favor Of the 18th, trans-
Uniting to me On the par, of friends iu the
city OF d venport. a service Of Silver plate.
consisting of Pitcher, COB ct and Saivey, hss
been received
Permit me to return to you. and through
YOU. 0 my friends 10 the city If Davenport III,
lnOst Il tateful acknowle yements Tor the hand>
some testiuo ial Of their friendship and es.
teen. and also ior the very fattering manner
in which they have been p eased to trsnsm,
to III. 1t is exceedingly gratifying to me
assure yoi, that during to short a go
journ among t.em, my private and social
bearing should be such, as to merit this mark
Of their appreciation and regards. l appre-
c'aSe most sensibly the kind and gener US mo
lives OF the donors. in presenting to me these
beautiful tokens of thoir esteem, and willie |
accept them, M ct gratefully 1t will be nv
pleasure to preserve and cherish them through
life, as precious mementoes Of the many pleas
ing associations connected with my residence
among my friends in the City Of Davenport
Very respectfully, yours,
II. B. HENDER.Horr
Capt. 2ud cavalry.
During his residence in Davenport Capt
Henderehott has made many firm and valua~
BILE friends, courteous and affable. gentleman
n the broad.st sense Of the term, an intelli.
gent and ccomplished officer he honors the
position of trust the Government has PLACED
him in. That he appreciates the beautiui
Gift Of his friends, his latter to the committee
exemplifies. 1t will undoubtedly be carefully
ch eri.hed, and handed do wn to his children as
a pleasant memoir Of days spent in the Hawk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

"IHE On liAEIFoxp"-W. +. Ross.
Agent brady street. third door below tn. Post
Oihce.- The Hartford Fire Tneurance Com a,v
9 'rt' red ID. lslo) has just m ,de its ono
hnndrei and tonrth s-ni.annuai statement.
moving aesets pt S95llhs 55
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
AllOr COllpgp.

rJ,HIS INSTITUTION Is NOW OPEN IN ALL
| its departments fer the reception of pupils.
A Military Depar ment has b en- established, ard
is under the direction of MAJOR SrANDAU.
formerly of the French army, but more recently OF
the 24th Illinois Volunteers. Major s. is highly
recommended by Gov. ates, 1t. Gov. Hoffman,
and Gen. Turchin.
$. F. DOLBEAR, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15
81. PArI Cant 1a

ST. FACL, Sept. Is.
Four persons were killed by indians near Man.
ksto' whlie threshiAg wheat within a mile Of .
company of troops The Indian. took tho ho, a..
from the machine, and left beforc the troons conld
reach hem These bold ca loits will prevent the
farmers from returning to their or Is
Two Chippewa csiefs If scopsin tender hair
services to Cover or Ramsay to fgh. the Sioux.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

M1L1rARY.-Capt. Barsburg arrived
last evening with long train Of wagons con.
toining jolly company from Maquoketa for
the 3lst Regiment.
A company also came down from up the
rivar
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

MOURNING GooDs.-A full l:ne Of ev-
cry description now open at very low prices
Call and examine. and don't forget to buy a
cake of superior honey soap for cents. at
Carter's
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

SIXTH CAvvLRY.-Our fellow citizen
Col. J. Gal egsn, has been appointed to euper-
iotend the organizing Of the I'd Battalion Of
the Sixth Cavalry, HE head quarters in Davsn
port. This regiment 10 enlisted for frontier
service aud will probably be the lsst organ
lied in this State. A capital opportunity is
presented to enIi.t in crack regiment. which
will entitie the recruit to draw $43 at the
outset from the Government and from $50 t,
$75 from the County. Application for enlist.
ment may be made to W. L Kilbourn. D.ven.
port, P. NJ. Hampton, Iowa Cit or to j. G !.
ligAn, Express buildings. on Perry etreet =
Don't let this opportunity clip to go to war on
bore. back
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

SENIOR CAprA1N.-By tho resigna-
tion of Captain r. M. Houston, of Co. A. I'd
Infantry, Capt. Robert NJ Litter, Of Co.
same regiment. becomes senior Captain in the
army Of Iowa,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-15

WHISTLER writes home that goods
| are still rising in the eastern market, and Of
| course corresponding rise must take place
here. Buy now before the goods are marked