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Lost.

Lost.
/NITY ORDER NO. 2,0e7 AMOUNT $1O.65, IN
~ favor Of James McMahon. To be left at
this Office, oct4l
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From Boston. !.

Bosros, Oct f.
A private elegram from San Francisco states
that Capt. Sargent. Of the ship Phantom. Who
was reported drowned when the ship was lost
on Porter's shoals. has been picked up together
with the specie, $50, 900. and has arrived ~
Shanghai
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WooLEN shawls, the best manufactur.
ed in the world. cheap. very cheap, at Whis-
ler's New York Store
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St. i.ouis Markets.

Sr. LoCIs, Oct. 2.
FLoCR-Duii at So .5014OO.
WsEAT.-MaIket heavy, 42G9oc.
CoRN. In fair lcmard at &c.
kARLEY.-Se@$l.
OATs-37M3oc
RYE-FiYm at 2sc,
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REL1Gyous-There will be service
this Sunday morning and evening in the
Methodist church ou which occasion Rev. II
w. W.Keeler, Of Epworth. will officiate.
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DEsRETERs.-Captain Littler adpcr'
tises for gang Of dessrters from Camp Me-
Clellan. chance I, make money, and at
the same time do your country good service,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct 3.
FLoua.-S Steady. s.4loA5.Go.
WHEAT. - Quiet. Sales at s093l.00.
CoRS-12c higher. 20 H34;.
OATs-Inactive. 3334 al34c IN store.
RyE.--Steady. 42e in store.
ErTT4r 11.Q3ilc.
-50G-pac!.t,'5 >ouut.
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AN IMPORTANT QssIIoN.--A csae

AN IMPORTANT QgsIION.--A csae
was decided in the City Court on Saturday,
which, if affirmed above, will cut rather thick
upon the owners OF real estate along the river
Mr.. w. w. Barnes wished to land raft %
lumber on the river bank, above the bridge
and obtained the consent Of the owners Of the
land 10 do So The wharfnaster demanded
pay, on the ground that be was landing his
lumber upon private property. over which the
city had no control. The City officials tho's
different, ard Mr.. Barnes was cited TO appear
and show cause Why the tax should not be
collected. The city held that private proper
ty along the river only extended to high va
tor mark, the defense elsiming that it extend.
ed to lou water mark. After iis.ering to the
argument OF the learned counsel, Justice
Wheeler gave . decision in favor Of the city
Shory for City, and Hubbell for Barnes. De-
fendant appeals.
We think it will trouble our city Authorities
to find just the epos to drive high wat
stake. Since we took up our residence in this
city, we have seen the Father Of Waters on
some pretty tall benders. We have seen the
water we'll up to Collins d Skeels Furniture
Factory between which and the river there s
at leaet one block Of private property SO des'g.
mated on all city plate. We have seen 1t over
flow Burrows Block and the Albion Mills.
and we are quite sure both the building are on
private property,
Now, how are the city authorities to tell
where the high water stakes shall be stues7
Perhaps next year the water may extend up
Brady street, to near Second. Tradition Gays
the river st one time waehed the base Of the
bluffe and it may do 80 again.
If this decision holds good. there can be no
private landing places n this city Everybody
must pay taxes for landing their goods, and in
fac. we think it very right that they should.
The city is 10 need Of more revenue, and it
might as well oe made out Of our wharves
out Of the property hodsrs
Coon TH1SG.-The gravel placed
upon 4th street last summer, answers the pur-
pose finely. Notwithstanding the long rains
Of the month past, the ct eet has been dry and
trod fret rate !: mag be that little thicker
coat will be required between Perry and Rock
Island sreets. While on the subject, We
would Just drcp the hint that so,le OF The
property holders ON that stree. W Lo subscribed
towards improving the street have Eot come
70 time.
Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart
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The soldiers say that Dan Moore
makes excellent bread. We don't doubt, when
a man makes two or rec thousand loaves of
the article per day, right along, he must know
how to max it good.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, Oct s.
Stocks active and higher.
&. j. K. |. s2Ac.
American GOLD 81 .22H.
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Foreign News.


CArs RACE, Get. 8.
Rioting ut Belfast has been serious but the .e
vas no loss of lite.
FRANCE.
The i5curse has been higher, but reacted.
Kentes COS Ice.
ITALY.
Garabaldi's condition continues 10 in;rogv. y y I
1t is expected that it will be many weshs before
be can be removed Amnesty 20 him and his !o-
lowers has been again rurnored.
LATEsT VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIvERrooI., Get. q.
The American Consul at VIENNA wrote to Gar
abald, asking, as he had faiei IL his pttciotic
efforts in laly,,! be would offer his yal!an. arm il
the American struggle fyr | berty and unity. prom
,sing him an enthusiastic reception. Garibaid idi
under date o. Sept. 2ith, replied: Il ain pris-
oner and dangerously wounded 1t is impossible
Tor me to dispose Of myself. AS soon, however,
an restored to liberty. and my wounds are heal
ed. shall take the first favorable opportunity
gratiiy ny desire to serve the great American
isepuOiic, Of which | am q citizen, and which ia
now waiting for universal liberty" The above
c"rrespondencc appears in the Wanderer Of
fienna.
There is no other news of importance.
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j. w. I'll. BAKER, M. d.,
DHY SICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
4 Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, veE-
psrt, Iowa. novl9-d&wtf
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HH0DNA"

INSU nee COM Z A Ny
or NEW YoRK,
Cash Capital, One Million Dollars,
CASH ASSETS, JuLY 1sr, 1852, 49,. sl5asS79.le.
w. #. Ross, .9geNt.
Office on BRADY Street, third door belsw the
peat Office. Davenport. Iowa. tc1-dAwtf
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Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart
ford assets, lat May, 1862, :527 ,z60 .93 lia-
biiitiee, $2l 500. HENRY y. HOFFMAN, Agt.
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UNIT ST A + ES
Tx .aSSESSDRS OFFICE,
FOR SCOTT COUNTY.
Corner of Second and Brady SITS, I'd floor
HENRY II. SMITH,
oct4-2w Asst Assessor:
NOTICE.

CAMP MCCLELLAN, Oct. 2, 1862.
Proposals will be received At my office, Camp
Mcclellan, until Monday next for supplying Camp
Mcclellan with wood. From three to i've cords
pr day will probably be needed.
LII. CLINTON q. BUELL.,
ocS-dtf Act. A. @. N.
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SCOTT HOU s E.
CORNER OF HARRISON AND FRONT STREETS
Davenport, Iowa,
J. J. HUMPHREY, Proprietor.
0FFiCE FOR STAGES LEANING FOR LE-
Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt, Maquoke-
II and Anamosa. sFoO
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MILITARY Men ATTESTIoN.-N you
wish for a Uniform and full equipments call
on F. T.. Erskine, Nichoils Block.
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THE CIT y.

ATTENTION OFFIcEgs.-FOr a choice
military uniform call at Coner. corner Brady
and Second streets.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE. e
rvORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
} Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Pro- rietors,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Oa CO OF
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
VIII, Maquoketa. nj Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per dav augZl-ly
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Cows STRAYED OR SToLEN.-Iwo
cown are mi ssng-one black, with white face,
and il good conditions the other mouse col
ored, with white face. and tips of both horne
broken off also 10 good condition. lhey
were fret missed October lst. Any inforna-
tion which will lead to their recovery viii
be literally rewarded by Mrs. Hickey, near
fha Catholic cemaiprS
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aad to be under the constant care of the Physi
clan and experienced nurses. We shall continue
onr riding practice as usual In Davenport, Rock
Island and Moline, e,an1 in special cases, make calls
hv rail road and river. Charges for treatment, as
the cure Eve to ten dollars per week. Patients
taking home treatment will pay weekly. Mrs.
Price will pay special attention to the pracice Of
obstetrics and healing diseases pesulirr to her
own sex. myed&wtf
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NUMBER 3ol.
OF this agreement may neither Be defsa,ed or
postponed.
(Signcc) JNO. A. DIX,
Major General.
II. HILL.

Col. II. /. Sanders. of the 10th Wisconsin
volunteers. having marched with detachment
OF his command. in April, from Racine 10
Prairie du CHEN, without having his com
missary stores duly provided and secured aud
having contracted for subsistence at sx,raya.
CANT prices asd without due regard for the in.
ieres's Of the Government, has, by direction
OF the Presidsnt, been dismissed from the ser
Woe.
A military commission, Of which Hunter i.
President. 10 undere,~cd to be inve..iva,ine
the circumstances attending the su,rsnaer oi
Hsrper's Ferry. and has summo ned Q large
number Of vi nessss in the case.
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Busr.-Outs.da from the heavy con-
tracts for ordinary army clothing that our
merchant teilors Gre filing, they keep large
forcn Of u.en consten.y st work upon oihcSr
uniforms and ordinary tom trade, turning
out large number OF cults daily. lake 1t oil
around. vs never know the mscha.iss OF Ds.
venport to be more husiy employed than they
are at the present time. 1t plsases us to be
able TO record such a state Of affairs.
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Choice LEArlleR.-We have not been
ignorant Of the fact that our esteemed fellows
citizen, II. G. Wsinert, Esq. runs tannery in
town, and makes good leather. but we had DO
idea that he was able to turn out such eupe-
rior work as we lately noticed a. the County
Fair. We have eeen many fine samples, but
his we're equal TO the best in every particular
such manufacturer should receive the most
liberal encourr cement from the people Of Da-
venport We hope that before many years he
will be able to supply the market
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lie CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.
-DAvenPort, IOWA.
nlLLETT, wIRTS MORRls,.... .Proprietors
.oFrICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
Claire, Princeton Lyons, Dewitt. .Maquoketa
- A..mosa mv2l -itf
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CLINTON HOUSE

rORNER OF CLINTOT AND COLLEGE
streets, Iowa Ci'y ie@, J. TRUsDELL, Pro-
riesov ugZ! -iU.
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FlLL1Na UP.-Since the newspaper
Offices changed quarters to Perry street. it lie
quite surprising to notice the change that has
been wrought in the Importance Of that thor
sughfsre. Previous to that memorable event
an almost perpetual sun lay reigned in this
quarter of the town. With an exception or
two. there was not store open, and only now
and then an office ehirge out. Now " find
only one or two stores Of the lopg row from
the river up to Fourth street unoccupied. Sly
as you keep it, business men find it profitable
to keep good company-to offer their goods
for sale under the droppings of the Editorial
Sauctun.ary. Ths Gales are quicker and the
profits more satisfactory. II any Of our mer
chants take the hint. there will be two OF
three stores less for rent in this enlightened
part Of the town before many more suns have
greeted the Western hofizon.
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J. a.. SHORax,
4 Oh PUMP MAKER.-OFFiCE, OPPOSITE
l< st Office, Davenport. Iowa.
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LATEST NEWS

Later from Europe
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0nAs. x. PUTNAM. JOHN N. ROGERS
PUTNAM d ROGERS.
A TTORNLYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main st.
Second Floor. jun7-dtf
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BURrIS HOUSE.
SCOTT HO US f

OORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
IN J Davenport. Iowa mcb22d
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HYDKO ECLECTIC CURE.

HYDRO ECLECTIC CURE.
Greenbush, Moline Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois
MR.. MRS. T. 8. PRICE, Physicians.
Ia now open for the reception Of patients WI.
wish to avail themselves Of thorough course OF
WATER TIRE EATME
in connection with
AND
Medic0I Pre- p TO - B
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POLICE CouRr.-Mike Higgins was
brought up before Squire Wheeler on Satur'
day, to answer a charge of attempted bu,'
glary. Mike, it appears, wished to make an
examination Of the premises Of Messrs J. q J.
Jordan, on Second street. and not having
kew to the door, bust in the window. he
VA. caught in the act. Half The testimony
offered would have convicted him, and not
having friend near at hand to 60 his bail,
he was sent i to Ackley's to hang round un
til the next term OF the District Court.
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JAMES r.. LANE,
A TTURNEY i COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
IA Office south east corner Of Brady and Sec-
ord streets, up stairs. mayl-dtf
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J. Q. rARKER, MD. GEO. ". W.M'CARN, N.
UOCTOKS PARKER II McCAkN.

OHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No.7 Franklin Block, second aeor, Brady St.
between Second and Third, Davenport Il wa.
DR. PARKEKs residence corner 9th and ieClare
stsoets. Dr.. GRO. ". MCCARN's residence, east
Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
s7-6tf
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-09
DRAFTING. = The Governor ha

DRAFTING. = The Governor has
issued orders for the draft to take place within
twenty days from the third inst. unless the State
quota is within that time filled. The quota for Cass
County is 2e4. The order provides that all persons
enstng in the old regiments previous to the expi-
ration of the twenty days. will receive the same
bour ty and advance payment as heretofore.-that
is, me months pay and twenty five dollars of the
$780, bounty allowed by law In towns that have al
ready furnished their quota draft will take place.
The allotment made to counties is based upon the
number of men that each has sent into the service,
both in the old and new regiments, since the first
day of July last and counties credited with the
number of men enlisted and reported up to the
date of the order. From this allotment it would
appear that the quota for this county on the first
of July was $50; we have sent into the field 266.
leaving balance of 2s4. as above, to be made up.
fEbas w. Clis5ee has been appointed Commits
,sisper, and Alonzo Greenwood Surgeon, to super
jptend the draft in this county.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-09
Cass Co. Democratic Convention.

In pursuance of previous notice {
Convention was held at the Court
House, in Cassapolis, on Monday the
9th day Of October 1862, for the pur
pose of choosing Delegates to the
State and Congressional Democratic
Conventions, and was organized by
calling Hon. Joseph Smith, to the
chair, and appointing N. b. Crawford,
Esq, Secretary.
On motion of D. M. Howell, ESQ.,, all
Democrats present, were invited to
take seats in this convention.
On motion of q. b. Turner, Esq,
the chair appointed G. 3. Turner, Il.
Pendleton, John S. Bennett, N. Nun.
roe and Henry Walton, committee
to prepare resolutions expressive OF
the sense of this meeting, and to de.
eide upon a day for calling Demo.
cratic Nominating Convention for this
County.
After being absent for some time the
Committee reported the 18th day OF
October, instant, as proper time to
Fhnld the next Democratic County Con
v.ntion for the nomination of County
Officers, and submitted the following
resolutions, viz:
ResoIved, That faithful and ener-
-.:;: support of the Constitution as il
: ,.oo,,iso ,.iiii firm determination
to restore the Union as It cxiSS''e" pr
to the breaking OPT Of the present
bloody war. is the duty Of every loyal
citizen.
Resolved, That it is the especial duty
of Democrats To remain faithful to the
teachings of the Trainer of that inslru-
ment and to oppose by all lawful means
every violation of it.
Res0lUed, That we believe the Proc
lamation of President Lincoln, con-
templating the emancipation of slaves
in whole States and districts to be
without a parallel IN the history of any
government, and is in our opinion al
Disqualification Of the Constitution he
has sworn to support.
Resolved, That the brave men Of
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Michigan, who have shed their blood
and perilled their lives upon the battle
held tn restore the Union and defend
constitution liberty, are entitled to and
have our warmest sympathy our
heartiest thanks.
ResOIUed, That so far as the institn.
ton OF Slavery is concerned. we are
content to leave it where the Constitn:
ton leaves ito take its chances in
the present war. fin the progress of
our Armies south ward to prosecute a
war for the maintenance of the Consti.
tu,lon-Slavery falls. Then we saw
let it 60 down; but we do protest
against making the emancipation of
slavery the only motive for conducting
this war.
Resolued, That we are in favor of
PEACE, at the earliest moment practi-
cally consistent with duty and honor.
Resolced, That as Democrats, we
will never give up the ship, and we
invite all loyal men to help Man her
for the coming contest-if we fail, let
us fail like men-if the good old Ship
of State must 90 down, let us do our
duty and 90 down with her, with drums
beating and our colors flying.
On motion of d. Nj. Howell, Esq,
the above report of the Committee
was received and adopted unanimous
".
On motion of G. 3. Turner, Esq,
the Convention appointed the following
gentlemen as Delegates to the State
Convention, with power to fill vacan-
cies, viz: II. G. Lybrook, Geo. Red
field, G. B.:Turner, S. N. CAN'T, N. b.
Crawl ford and Josiah Hathaway.
On motion of b. Mead, Esq, the
chair appointed the following County
Central Committee, viz b. Mead, G.
B. Turner, c. w. Kingsbury, II. c.
Lyhrook and N Munroe.
On motion of d. Nj. Howell, ESQ.,,
the Convention appointed Messrs.
Joseph Smith, Asa Morrison, G. B.
Turner, J. H. Graham; r. F. Pember-
ton and ]. G. Bugbee, Delegates to the
Congressional Convention.
On motion of S. N. CAN'T, Esq, the
proceedings of this Convention was
voted to be published in the Detroit
Free Press. Cassapolis Democrat, and
the Cass Co. Republican.
On motion adjourned.
JOSEPH SMITH, Chairman,
N. Il. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-09
Special Notices.
EXERCISE.

The ancient Grecians were noted for their ag
ty, strength, and great powers of endurance. The
English women Of the present time are celebrated
for their robust and healthy appearance, the result
in both instances, of vigorous and healthy exer-
else. The Americans, unfortunately, have but lit
tie taste for this method of retaining their ehalth
or building up broken constitution; hence the
great prevalence of weak, sckly, and delicate men
and women. H0ofanGs German Bitters will in a
great measure paiate this want of exercise, by
giving great strength to the digestive organs hence
producing good appetite and vigorous feeling
Of body. A moderate degree of exercise, hOvev-
used in connection with the Btters, is much bet
ter; the most desperate complaint of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, yielding quick
ly 70 their beneficial influence. All druggists and
dealers in medicines have these bisters for sale a,
IS cents per bottle.
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DIR. DODGE,s RETURN VISITS.
!. n. HANNA, See'y

DIR. d. will call at Edwardsburg at 10 ocloci
A. NJ, and remain one hour, May 18th, June 30th
August 18th, and September 22d.
At Vandalia, from to p. NJ, on the above
days.
AT Cassapolis, Tuesdays, until 10 A. NJ, May
goth, July LIST, August 18th, and September Esd.
At Dowagiac. Wednesdays. until IL A. NJ, May
2lst, July I'd, August 18th, and September 9:d.
At Paw Paw, Wednesdays, afternoon, until ST,
O'Clock, May 21st, July Cd, August 18th, and
September oath.
At Decatur, Thursdays, forenoon, May SD July
Sd, August l4th, and September 25th.
At Michigan City, Fridays, until A. NJ, May
23d, July 4th, August 18th, and September 25th.
AT Niles. Bond House,) Saturdays, forenoon.
May oath, July 5th, August 18th, and Sept. 9th.
1t will be seen that the Doctors time is so much
abridged that he only makes calls of two or three
hours in some places. His patients will receive
prescriptions far time will permit other pres
criptions will be forwarded from Chicago. Patients
should call at the specified time at the principal
Hotel, and wait the Doctors arrival, for he will
certainly arrive.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-09

~ We have seen a statement OF
the official trial in of the principal counties in
this State, of twenty five Grain and Stock Scales.
They were the ordinary outdoor Wagon Scales,
and were tested just as they were found in common
use, thus making it one of the best practical tests.
Sixteen of them were of Fairbanks make, and
nine of various other kinds. The result showed a
remarkable degree of accuracy in those of Fair
banks make, while all the others were condemned
as not sufficiently accurate for use The inn or
lance of this fact will be appreciated without com.
ment We publish it because it is one in which
the public are Interested Chicago Tribune.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-09
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