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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

CorsTrrrrrrs.-Look out for counterfeit $3-bill
on the Hartford Bank, Conn. They arc well exc
cuted, but the paper is poor.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A SHIP CARPEsrER.-On
Saturday afternoon, James Crsft q slip carpenter
was fatally injured at Webbs sAip-yard, foot OF
Sixth street, Esst River, by block of timber fall
ing from derrick. lie was conveyed TO tue New
York Hospital, where he died during the night.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

PAusoy BRowELow.-This sturdy Unionist is ex-
pected in New.York ON Tuesday, and will stop ut the
Astor House. While here, he will DO ccurteousy
cared for by tho Young Mems Republican Union, u'
der whose auspices public reception will be ten
dered the fighting parson Thursday evening at the
Academy of Music. The Governor of tie State ID
expected to preside. An address Of welcome vii! De
delivered, as also addresses By Parson Drownlow,
Gen. Carey, Ohio's best stump speaker, and othea'
The curiosity to andh hear one who las said, done
and suffered 30 much in the Of the Union will
doubtless make the reception complete ovation, and
the entire proceeds to be devoted to indenni
fying Dr. Browniow for his pecnniasy Losses, an o.
portunity will be offered for manitestins sympathy
in practical way.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

FIRE IN ATroRSEY srRvKr.-The damage sus-
tanned by the fire in the scroll saving mill of StaaS
Emnitz, Nor. l40 and li2 Attorney street, on Fri.
day u:ght amounts 10 $500; insurance to $1,000,
in the hstOr, New-york Fire and Marine, and Re-
lief Insurance COMPANIES.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

SALE OF OIL PAIsTINGs-A large sale Of oil
paintings took place Saturday mo. ming at the auc.
ton rooms Of Leeds g. Co.. in Nassau street, the cat
aloguc embracing upward OF eighty pieces, by Ros-
sitter, Dursnd, Whittridge, Van Beest, Gisnoux. and
other well-known artists. The fae was well At
tended and nearly sll Of the picares brought good
prices "The little Nurse" by Rosser, broughtsl9;
"virginia scenery by sOnntag' $50; 'Landseape--
evening"" by Wurst, SO; Lake George" by Shat
tuck, $50; "Genesse oak" bv Duand, $llo; Sab
bath morning." by vertel, $62; "Smugglers on the
.ot,--coast of Africa by Van Beest. $50;
"Wreek OF the Spanish man-ofwar ibrbuie, of the
coast Of Cuba, 1885," by Van Beest, $780, About
Thursds,, private gallery Of fine paintings will be
sold by Leeds.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

The. GREAT OK AND WHAT CANE OF 1.-Mr.
Bryan Lawrence having donatedto the Fund for the
Relief Of the Widows and Orphans of our deceased
soldiers $7ll II, being the proceeds Of the sale Of
HE great OK Constitution has received the following
letter:
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
,ALEs AT AuCTION.

..ALEs AT AuCTlos.
A UOrIoN NOTICE
wA \. HoLLISlsHEAD. Aas,onssr
~ CHARLES Q. wARaEN.
No n Cortlandt street
REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE OF
TWO THOUSAND PAoKAiEs OF boots AND SHOES.
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER a. at haif-pass isn O'Clock
BUYERS ARE REsPECTgULLY NOTIFIED
THAT THE CATALOGUE FOR THIS IMPORTANT
SALE WILL INCLUDE
THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS.
RBPRRsRNTrNo DUPL OATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES
Desirable Boots and Shoes aaaoed to all mal1ets, sm-
erscns censgnmess from nearly all the esing manufso-
and COMPRISING !. nm ..so,sm.na Of
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS THICK BOOTS,
MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS,
MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS CALF BOOTS
MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS.
GRAIN AND ENAMELLED'LEG CAVALRY BOOTS.
In great variety
xEra BOYS AND YOUTHS sALHoRALs.
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY BALMoRALs
very large assortment, especially adapted TO Army
poses.
Womens, Misses and Chldren,s p~gged and nailed
BOOTS AND BALMORAI.S,
Of calf hip, kid goat gra split regular and extra
sizes.
W0men's, Misses and Chiren'a
FINE CITY MADE hOOTS AND BALMORALS,
In al the popular sy from we'll mAnufac
tnrers
Together with great variety Of other
STRICTLY PRIME AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION sALRs
OF BOOTS AND SHOES, ON FRIDAYS.
WILL INCLUDE HEREAFTER. AS USUAL,
NOT LESS THAN THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS,
sold BY THE FULL PACKAGE ONLY.
AND DUPLICATED WITH GREAT LIBERALITY.
CHARLES G. wARREN
Auction Boot AM shoe Warehouse,
No. 22 Cortandt street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
SALES ar AUCTzOR.

: ~ ~ - 49,
ss.sss eGf sSs Sa,s.ls rsis a.,
- re- - Tor F.ro' chsnSsrs - 1ariss ssssIoH.
Dining R,oms. A., sasaL aud in sspAs pssa Cats
HENRY II. LEEDs. AucTIosEER --yALuABLs
s. HEss r. IEE Ancsnl am .na nSdsr . Ss 0a r.i
%s5ep % yaiabe prlssL, collie on q ancient and medsrs
.venoe taS asS sasvsa % - q Among S..
sessSsa ehsTl v.Disr err % manasS',sr lsnsrss.
'S.tI o a. ds ,s sh F.a lf's s4s H.
& many moasrn e,urrs u high .s by Koiiy RonaeI,
ms AID On rsssa IL par , sss.er sursesS asusu.
'afs in ca a'o oe raey are exhibition as above.
HENsy u LEEDS AUcrIosEEn HENRY n.
bsr ?, y, o,S o"m No 2s Nssssa street,
grain ces Cary R.ew q su !. s :. ss., rss ~,
masaeaS, sr ss j. es vain sn Il nssSe oak oaa ss
bak wals, VT tins Desks gany Am Chair: N aar.
ssin T'hos e. II & ass ass s.ras f i. e.s
c %s A''n r .r !. e o slo Sn. fSa Ka s d.s
A. ~ do1sn Of the iaaa Rseesr Handle Cutlery
ss s.sins Tale '1a De 's Knives In boxes Of one dozen
JOSEPH SMITH AUcTI0NEER WILL SELL THIS
= tFriaa AZ sraooa. to,er 2. o'eoek .hs slssaat
Pase sssr ssh .vsnas ooncs as es Br.sss sna
10 - 'osred IN prSs"s isss and srsen s. rrp.,
9arb op 1ssls Et,ssr wl,a mirror nsc. and esers;
Bronze Glo,as, CHINA ya,-- rsrlor orn. Trs.s
stsuds. C.andslsr. rosewood an. .nahos sany Badals
Bur aus, W sasan HAIR ant spring ala resses. 0eJs
blan.e's airs 4 cSers Mrrors t.orts ,nl Be'pssc&
% r. e. % en' 1 TS' ws c,.s and % %s
ocioin, sc. &C. Sale posra.
T BoGART AUCTIoSEER-BY 9. 4 j. BOGARr-
e.. rnnrsday oct at haii last ten clock At 81 Wsst
ing o. ROSEWOOD rarlor Suit; ocatsi, DAMask ana
Lace Curtains kecci Eaay Chaie Lounges; Vel.
vet Brussels an ingain Pier classes, 0ssi Mic
Otnamcn rse~ cod Cltrc inbies rulii tssawooI and
meho Be seaus. do Bureau was tn,is. pure
HAIR Mattresses Beiding Dining Room and Kitchen Furni
ture, Sc, xc.
r BoGART, AUCTIONEER, ny Il j. BOaARr
H.. Tues JAf. y ~,
Az III O'Clock, al No 2ss Canal street and No 100 Walker
Mortgage sale OF Printing Materials Presses ssng OF
one tor Alligator Press two " tyl.pIer Presses Pi.
lers shifting Brltng large quanty Ot pe Il d.
spun. Uaice Furniture I. pe Caso>, Ras Gaieys, Gas
flxtu o.. &c
7 BoGARr. AUCrIoNEER BY s. 4 J. BoGART-sA-
- tIrda, Oct 25 at inla u ock agctin No
Nor Wlian street, Hous. h III a, Of .
general hssott faror, Bedroom XII hen Furai-
ture Carr Ba atalle Table, ppt Gin. quar-
& cash b. ndy os Of Fancy foods and stationery &e also
one oiy siisre.
1JAwNBHOKER's SALE This DAY, AT i0x O'CLOCK
j by Belt q ISuRAuAI 81 Nav BoweTs lots Of
Wonen's Winter Ciotiir con-i.tng Sf Velv cstaa
shawis Ca Delines =, SSi-ts, SIRE, Eoots.
Shoes &c. p, order of FkiDES aaRs. Paw nbrokrr.
THoNAsyEIiCi \. AUCTloNEER OFFICE 27I BROAD.
Sal, Ia 6a md ,ntS. In naiind., gr Iron one
.Yniup, Friday o. ~ NJ 10 A. N At M rs Front
street. belonging TO the ssa inonas Gi,ner 10,
ceased S. r. Russell. Publ Adninisrs.or.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
TINTED STATES MARSIAL'S SALE
" BY BuRDErT dONEs = 90.
DANIEL IL BJRDETr Auc.ioneer.
CARGO OF PRIZE STEAMSHIP CIRCAssIAN.

BY yiruc OF an order OF d. ecicd by Hon. W.
NJ Marvin, judge District Cou1 Uued States Southern Dis
tric Flor,a will sell by pubic TuesdAy Octn-
ber2s ~ 10 o'e ock A. NJ. the Union Stores. Bros
lyn the remaining portion the
cassan consistng loio~s
stJ quarter CASKS Brandy, 5So eighth DO. Z Lsk
do. los bbis. DO. IS casks Ab-s nthe, Is bag~ Pep
per- 10 bags Cloves, Iso bags J,ga Coae 3s
bags Rio itoacc, 600 snrdn"e, 40 casrs
Sn-rry Vine ~ chests ea IS Gin 100 mt 10
bbs Soos Ash csske Trace Cnnus, cask Hammer 10.
Horse Shoe Mats. cssks Sad Irons Planters Ho
2 casks Picks.
Samples and Catalogues ut H. u. nners Office, 1i3 Wall
street, day before
Terms Of saie per cash ,aincs Saturday, ls
November JAMES u. OIL PIP, y. Mar hal,
Southern District Florida.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
4 UCTION NOTICE --R. W. wESrCOTT. AUCTIONEER
Larlo sale oi a. er $lL, ,UO worm o
FIRGANT IIDlSEII(f.D FURNITURE.

81 l52 est cwen'v-irst str SYsn,h avenue.
day Friday, clo every Gle the house.
which most ompetefy AMI elegantly fiI nisned will be
pcremptoriy sold. c0nsisn ell gan soI1 rosewood Par
Tor Suits, in nrossl and French reps mnniccnt seven
Psano ore, ch Mir Eagere Centre
and Pier lies ma nj Mantrl Vases Bron7cs Orna
m-nt with complete and valuable assortment PAR
llr, Chamber, Dning op Eurrery, Ii rary ard Ba>e
ment Furniture: Bedsesds Bureaus washsianas. Mrrors
Clocks, b rds Brdi S.aies, Curiain- rCh Class
War. French and bohemian China end liver Ware. Soia
Beds Carpets Sale shine. Gaia 81 house
Ma IN ovedf fn.na utslv
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
IosEpH SMITH,. ArcrIoNEER WILL sRLL ruIa

r BoGART, AUCTIoNEER, ny 3 j. BoaARr
e.. TUES JAt. OF ~,
Al IL O'clock s No 2ss Canal and No 100 Walker
l.
Mortgage sale OF Printing Materials Presses conssting Of
one tor Agasor Press two Lr" IylDler Presses Phi.
er's shifting Brung quantty % pe 4 every es
sipnon. Ud!ce Furniture, Csso>, Rua Gaeys, Gas
AZ
The New York herald., 1862-10-24

I B0GARr, AUCrIONEER. BY s. 4 J. a0GARr.-SA-
trday, Oct 25 at nIa u lock. ~ agcti No.
Norti Wiam sreci iious.h ~ nra a q sn.,st ~ cf .
general nssottnent ParOr, Bedroom ki hen Fur III
ture Carr BIZ atle Table, pipf Giln quar-
cash b. ndy os OF Fancy Goods and stationery
"a
The New York herald., 1862-10-24

A UCTfON NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTioNEKR,
N will sl Friday October ~ at lUis cock ut aes
~ Nassau street, Ho sold Furni nre, consist ne OF
walnut Paror SUITS covered reps oglny do IN air
eoth: Brussels, Tapestry mi ingin CuIes nsrbe top
Centre Tables EAten dan D.nin Tables Bullets Mug
Chairs marble top plain ID .ssin Bureaus Washstans
and rosewood Bedstesds oak and walnut ham
bcr Slats WsrdroDes secretary and Lin Bookcases,
sofas Chairs Mating. EnxIAynss Blankets. Hair
Mattresses. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24


4 RTiFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR pECAyED AND
"A sensitive teeth Old o,ts ANA shells bull, up and all
covcrsr HE rooms tse bryadway Seventeenth
street 4. fkAbsoA, ~. d., Discoverer.
I ANoENfIEfMs NEW STYLE OF ARTIsTICALLY
coored Pictures for the magic lantern dssovus
view apparatus and Lanterns and Instrnmcni. with all
latest especially constructed Tor pubic
hib,iona rul Instructions furnished - purchasers For
complete catalogues address Lsnaenbeu, box i42s Phil
adepha. 70.
4. I'll extracted without lnin by Dr. JAY vILLERs,
No I55 urzDd street. che flll, ert this recon-
uendAicn 10 those suffering from toptbac he.
Miss assAsnAA CLAYTON. hp Meadow o., Hehokcn.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24

DROPOSALS FUK WOOD.
AssIsIAKr QuAsykasAssgRs Orvscal
D<viDs lsLaND. Oct 2J 1864 !
Proposals viii be received this oee unt The 2Tsn us,
Inclusive deven the dook this sland vns M
drra cords OF mercasntabe hard wood Pesgns ma XII M
sppy the sane VIII state he KIND whe ,nsps
or kory. VIII drAser furhf No. n.
lars an 10 oi,tsaaed OF Captain Stnson. A o. a at
40. Hste street. New York OF the uu rrr,si.ed.
captnin n T.. AURuAN
a. v. ~, Lpisel siSes Arsay.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24

GEoR9E 0ook AUcTIokEER,-As slGnEBs sAL9
VI Of elegant Household Furniture This day. 81 sto .,
l,l Bro.gSy at ~ cok ass. q brt cass Gty
made W nit Pario ha nbcrs s. raries kessDlIons
lo.usS ~ s2e. 8M H7 ~ ~.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24

IITN. WRITER'S. AUCTIOvEER. WILL SELL THIS
w day, at o'clock s1t Canal street. n The g.nscci
Paror, Chamber Dining Room ntch- Furuisnre q
lArsc house; one Pa To- S. Pier A two ntis Mir
ror4, Lace sg or Ca airs, tentr rina an Ia r.
Dies Bookcase. Eta Snses ihand "a eirgAn Tapes
Try Vcl,c, Thrcc.Iy ani other Carpets hall
Olcotis mahogany French and Go nge seds eads LAY
and Other Mae Feather Beds. B.iSs.' lrsa., IA.
bl" aud bed Linen, BILE top Dressing Rur aus Nash
stands China Glass Silver War Cutlery Piau.or@,
Cover. kc T. tension Tahe China Dinner and Tea
Sets Stoves TIN Ware, and s goods usually found In
a well IN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 25.
lettor from Cap. Cow, Co R. 23i Pa kert.
reports the capture Of the entire company, with
three exceptions, Will. special service Gu the
" est side OF the POtolnIc.
add wash
Surgeon General Hammond has returned from
he battle field between Manassas an Bull u q IN .
lie reports .ha. troops have buried 5000
'eses left dead on the field though it " II be re-
memac.s! tn rebels held the fed after that
bloody eagagenen' lie says there yet retuajns
500 rebel c,r;ses to be buried. These interments
utder the 1iroerlon Ct cur army ielica! lie, Art
Mt are in addition to those made bv the reteI
arnv previous TO it's leaving for Maryland, which
must haze been numerous, There can be Il can't
but that he number of rebels killed far exceeds
ours III those bat les.
monts ago the Comm s 10. err . alnefal
Land Uhi alGr.s ed circulrr 10 ytri.us hand
"i :es. making eiaIlries - niGeral wealth If
tacir several sections Of fountry and req le.ttng
them 10 forward specimens. Responses spows
gre. er extent and ri.Ane ofgo'd ani silver than
aas tere oOre eva, been Imagined, ciuiir-
" shingtoa ard Novaia ieIfttones, d u tst
Southern or Noora 80 region 81 taili"ruia. IGc
as. B.i 3d. cli5f icug betneea tis AMI IN ii.}
!irn sc.es Of lafd. n spes s.n-- Of the mines Il
Cola till aad Vrtilit cry. l6 Or Is mics from
cnrs City .he -eetctlty .: tbo reri.g,cr ..
Ne ada says the quar- ;ieie fou3d, ~ortsiua bo,h
gold All liver in tarso quantities. The stcor !
metals bcir & rarcy ioGnt eistwbesa ia auen u
tbundaLcc. b. s51cs 40 aCts regarding Il 0 aston
isains ninerd wealth OF those regions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
Address Of a. President.

WASHINGTON, sept "a.
large crowi assembled at the executive man.
500 today FOR the purp SC se.arslipy III,
fesi en. Having been cheered aud called tor
follows: Ps &C
FELLOW .iTIz.ss:-I appear before YOU 10 10
-. ofe M 'hsn TO az sknow.eige this ovatiou you
nave shown TO he. and h aux Won for i, !
nave not been distinctly informed whv i, is on N :
OCCASION you oder to 90 me this honor though
suppose lihterrupuous its becau 9 Of the procla
u"lan was ab u TO issue / supno>e lund.,
stand It. Laughter aud vol .es hat. Won m or
onsniy unde,s sni IL What DID, / did az or i,
very tuii deiiberation and un Ter yery neavv ana
solemn sense OF the respons biht5.
tapp!Ause and cries OF good, good. God bi.ss
can OILY :rus. in God. Ihav. made no mis-
ake. ltries DO mistake. All right You have
uiaae L" mistake. Go ahead, you're right
snai maze no attempt on this occasion to sustain
What have dsae or sad by any comment. Its
now Or the country and the world to pas Judge
mept upon 1t, and may take action upon Il vii,
say 10 more dpun this subject IN NV position !
am crowded with difficulties. YET they are scarcely
so great as the diff ulties of those who un,, III.
oat ie-te u are endeavori to rrese.ve with
their blrnt and heir iv,s the fu u,e happiness
and pr perity of this county. ApIl-u.e
Lot Us never forget them. On the l4th and 18th
of this presen: month there have been battles
fought. We DO not know the particulars. Letus
be sure that ia giving praise 10 Iariiculsr persons
that We do no il justice TO others. ohly ask
you at the conclusion of these few rema Ks TO
give three hearty cheers to il good and brave off
GERS aad men who foux hi these saccessful battles
Cheer after cheer was given. when the Presi-
lent bade the crowd good Ii; ,ht AMI withdrew
The procession then proce ded to the residence
II Sec'y Chase lie understood they had just paid
heir Chiet Magistrate visit to thank
iiIn for having 10 uel y proclamation which will
n in tha hea rfS NJ h.. A r,o,
'e We can. he said, rejoice more sincerely in
he b. lief tina. tt Judgement you have * pressed
VII be the Juds.aent OF the entire people of the
Jnited States"
Il am better accustomed to work than speaking, |
nd love action better than woods, but nothing /
IS ever sivoA me moro sincere pleasure than TO
ay amen, TO this last act of the Chef Magistrate
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
Proclamation by the President.

ARLINGTON Sc I. u
WHEsEAs, L has lee ue na,essary to call into
er,ic, rot Gnit ynpnteers. hat tortion- Of the
militia r rhc ~fa'es by .taf' IL ori@r osuTrress
'usufrecfion exisiin, in the Uni,.d States, and
o. al per on. are haf itsfa Geo by the oriInsry
prUct sses OF taw IRON .tr nR his NJ re,ind
from giving aa and mort In ways 10 the
nsurrectian,
n W therefore, he il or !ael Fr t, that dJri, z
u~c r. r surp essirg the same, I'll ienesan, IN
-ureents Tn aiders al 4 aoetttf- thin the Cu:-
'el -tat : srd al n dis aging Volrn'osr
cn, s'ments. sisting niiifa drafts mi gnii u
any t!isoysi practice, otitrt,g aid and c4lDfht e
tle reosis ain.t the autb,r Ct tie United
S;ates. stli! b. subject T. IL, ,rtiai law and abe
'ria am! pInishm I'M Mt b. lnariiai tr militia
connie ION
S,cand Tat thu writ of haJe1s co.. pas les suspen-
del in res. toal persons arrested. or who are
now Or hereafter t1rins The rebe ion sbal be i'm
Iri~o.. ] III ..iy teit, camp arsenal military Fris
,ns nd other places Of cpnfin. men. by any militia
ry authority. or bv the sentence .. curt martial
o, military cGi mission
n witres- whereof have hereurfo set m ha I'D
ard caused t..c cal % the nued $40 es to be !
fixed 4ue II the City # " ashingtor, this u b
d.y &C Septemb-r, 1862 and the Ind pend
ence of the uni,ed states The eighty seventh.
signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By tae President, WA II. SEw.RD,
Sec'y cf State
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
tiVEfk ITEMS.
4 sRlvEp. Thursday, September q

ARRIVED, Thursday, September q.
JgsSiE Y NnipPLy, Morrison, keoauk.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, u buque.
3EPAaTED.
BILL IlEEDEasoN, Khodes, DuLuaue
JENNIE aIrPL9, Morrison, Keokuk.
BOATS LEAVING DAY.
The we'll known packet Fred L,ranz, Captain
Mason, will leave for Montfosc ani in,c IN edia,s
points this evening.
The Bill Henderson, Captain Kholes, will de-
part for Dubuque and intermediate landings at Z
O'Clock this morning.
The Northern Line packet Metropolitan, Cart.
Ball, will depart for Montrose and intermediate
points To-Day. T. arlion Ia the ofice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
Interesting Correspondence.

To lie Assocsated I'ress:
co. correspondence betweenJ. o. Glover. of Ottawa,
and Chief Justice Cation
OTTAWA, Sept "a.
To j. d. Cation:
The Democra.ic party here have just passed re-
solutions, by almost unanimous vote, conaemc ing
the Presidents proclaim ton.
Signed 10. GLOVER.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept "a.
To j. q. Giorer, Otdwo:
1expecte1 it. regret the proclama tion as an
ili-aiyised measure. 1t is q tub thrown to the
Aboil ion whales, which may endapger the whole
ship IL cannot change the actual tatues Of one
negro from what it would be withoutit. Ii weak
ems the hands ami lays additional burthcn on
the sho ders OF those who are exerting their
energy to support the Government to Uphold
aud restore the constitution, and to suppress this
+. beliion. May God, in his mercy to cur bleeding
cotntrv and eIaangerej cons itulion, grant that
may have no worse result than to meet the disap-
prova. Of Demo rats in the free States, whose
VII lie souls engaged in the prosecution OF tins
war They cannot be drawn from this support.
They will prosecute TIE war with an undyins ener
yy while those who have extorted his unwis@
mea ure from the Presidcn. will be clamor o Z
loudly Tor II peace by separation Seven month
hence you will see these words vindicaet. ! his
country is ours to uphol and this government Is
ours 70 maintain as much they are those of tn e
President, and although he has done an un"ise or
III iustihable act it will not warrant or induce US
to abandon them but stimulate us to greater efforts
TO uphold and vindicate such sacred inte esis
Whatever the Administration may do this people
will deferd and uphold their government, and
cosptry until the constitution shall be esta blished
over the whole land.
rSicnedl j. D. CATION.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
From louisville.

LoU sviLLE, Sept. q.
The intenae excitement OF The past few GAYS
hsa glTsn place 10 graf rejoicing a the i'm
mediate pTox n ity Of seven divisions Of BueIfs
arEnY, which are coming mp from the direction
Of Salt River. The enemy seem to be con-
tenirati ct Bloomfield. About 12' 90 Of
hern we're e.en his morning beyond Sal,
Biver on the Beardstowp road. Louisville il
now considered ent!reiy sale, ard though
hight may occur in eur yicnit, before the ar
r,val Of Bneis divI-iou, nobody hiss AT,
10 1T respecting the result Nelson ia conh-
dent lie can hold tLis position against any
odds Til tie Federal reiLforceineLis s.a!i ar
rive.
No portion OF the rebel force is krowu 10
ne this eide OF Besrdstown On the 18th our
cavalry capiur.i four hundred nd nifty re
h-is at Giaseow. On the 2l-, three Re- giDenls
of ayairy under Mccoek drove 900 rebe
cavalry ou. Of Humford.sile without an,
Federal loss. The rebel Io.s vas . Colonei
and Lieutenant CuloIel
Our forces had 4liyh, -kirmishes all along
the road hi,herwsrd, capturiig & several tqpsdr
OF r.b bells
Col. MeCook Of the 81 Indiana cavalry
commanding the brigade. was 1t Elizabeth
town This morning. or his way up. At vari,
Gus points we killed Al rebels ard took 500
prisoners, and "a wagon los 3s Of provi.ions.
LOUISVILLE. near midnight. Sept. a.
Gen. Buell. hss Just arrived. Gen. Nelson
| has inst issued an order permitting to morrow
general resumption OF busin.ss. the Issuing
cf passes to loyal persons. and tie cifeharg'
Of all enrolled citizers from date.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
New \ tr. MaTaet.

NEW YoKs, Sept. 25.
FLOUR Firm. Saes at IS 0OG52j super
state: s5 3Ga15 So Extra otate; IS U0tL5 % .uyor
eRtern IS 35 $50 Common 10 Eeiium tx Ia
Nestcrn: s5 75,a3.e5 common TO govd shipping
3rand- extra X. Ii. D.
WHgAr.-Sales ~ 81 o5ISl.l5 Chicago spring;
klll4$ .i6 Milwaukee Club $l.I7Gl ~ Amber
Iowa 81 81 Winter Red Western 81 6I1 70
Amber Michigan.
Corn $4,000 Mixed Western in store and
.elivered.
WuisxY.-Market dull ;32@32Hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
From New Work,

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.
A Sharpsburg letter to the PhiIaa.lph'a
Enquirer Gays, it has been ciiciall, 'tatea
shs our loss # !. 90 killed, wounded sno
missing,
TIE loss Of the enemy must exceed Is O0O
D.. Duff Brigade surgeon in Siaele staff
arri ei at Philadelphia, from Richmond,
where h has been prisoner four or five
weeks.
One Of T.pes offisera had been deliberately
.ot a. Richmond and reported deaf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26

THE Continental, Security, LorilIard
and Metropolitan Fire Insurance Companies, OF
New York, and the New England and Marine,
of Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying lock
Companies. Robert simpson, agent. south-
east corner Second and Rradv streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-26
HRsInEs its cast

BEs1DEs its cash capital Of one mil
i'm dollars, the Home Insurance Company. o.
New York, always reserved . surplus more
hsn sulhciert to cancel eli it's policies and
liabilities. The total assets Of the Company
sov amount to over &l5OOOOO 90. VIZ Ross
door bslew the post cfhss