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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ tt OF C0DK, ss.-supes.o. Court OF Chicago,
Ma-ch Term, 1852 The Bank OF the State Of Indiana
for tho use Of the Branch at La Porte. W. Edmund
y. Taylor and Margaret Tayios his wife, Charles p
Eord, Allen Hamilton. Hugh Mccullough. Jeese L.
WiIams the unknow1 heirs CT # lillian r. Clifton, the
unknown telEs Of Will6n IL Davidson and Eeazes D.
CaaHberletn.-In Chaucery.
Affidavit of the non-yesldeuce Of Charles 2. Bord,
Allen Hamilton, Hugh MCCULLOUGH. Jess: L. Williams
the unknown hctH Of u Hn]ian B. ClIto2, tlc unknown
heirs Of " lillian II. Davidson. and E1eazc- D. Cham
Eeslan deendaqss above ns~ea saytEg been a nsd a n
Eo A9ttcs = hereby given t9 The said Charles Bsni
the unknown heirs q Vllla B. Clifton the unknown
lain. ttst the complainant fled its bill a. co1lasnt IL
day ii Feb pa1x, 1s6A and that summons fherenpon
Issued out Of said Court against said dceudaaE return
able the first Monday of March next, Lsa1 IS l. by
law required.
Now, unless you, the said Charles D. Bond. Alien
Hamilton, Eugh Mccullough. Jesse L. Williams, the
unknown heirs OF f t:fan 3. Clifton, the Unknown sers
OF William q. Davidson. and Eteszer D. Chamberlain.
shau personally be and appear befose said SuFe-
ror Court Of Chicago OF Cook County. tho frs. dag
Of the next term thereof be holden at Chicago, In
sid County, the rirst Monday OF March 1s5A and
plead answer deDu1 to the said c0npainAuts biz
Of complaint, the aante aud tie matters and tnEs
therein charged and stated, viii be taken confessed
prayer Of said bill THOMAS B. CARTER Clerk.
STARE & 1SuAM. Cous7lts SoTTd. 1esQ E643W
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A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY
"A oFFIcERs.-Ane extra nice lot Of saoEss. Bsls
and EhSfleR BAtfe Knota and Spn:A RtA BucRIEtn
DIess GMntlets. Also. Infantry Field and Line o.
6cera SwosdA the best articles made; Smith and WeA
eon and Ponds Reyovers and Persuasion Cartridges
Shoulder 8uppa Bug1ee, &c, &c. all sold very ehe*P
for cash T. Z BOWEN. 20 CLARK street. lup Etstral,
over the United 9t4te8 Express 0f1ca. ocl3ly
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4 SSIGN EE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

viii cell On tic 9Th dag of March rcxt at tho north
the hour Of eleven O'Clock n, my right little anu In
te1est derived under deed Of assignment for the
18Th 80 t. sns fe1loTisg 5eseFie; 1ots glsses aaa
10 Brooks Klreth's snbdirs!oa Of BIocI u in the
Canal Trustees sub5sison Of The vest hal1 and the
SLIP 81 north Range II, east q Third Principal Mer1-
tiao eald lots being on the south side Of Van Buren,
street. Roller erect. Supposed TO be title LII
fee subject 70 MORTGAGE now due On said lots Of two
thousand dolars, ord interest for one year-
AsHE2 CARTER.
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). H M17Bor1s. Compla Solicitor
TnhlQp4ll.kw WM II. CHUHCH Clerk


Nv Aprf1 j, A. D. 1A, AID RECORDED Il Cook com
y, Il book 20 of Mortgages, psge 81 y. WsuEhop,
9aa Ellen bis Wifi, ye5ed 70 X sWlfE l. Sx,js
Fo1t Dealbofn addition to Chicago t9 ses7re 1ys
each u % In i've yez ffa OATS srd fifty interest
rSssS 9. coupons q nE dollazs esc. xis power q
interest A1dHteteas, sid mortgage wa1du1y aksiga;
g t9 ne b{ raid Swfe and Johnston. By deed dated
hprl IN, A-D, 1SN and said bonds and coupons hAr
nE been aieo duly endorsed aud assigned and default
naEanS 9een e. made u ne psyen. Of aaid principal
s5ltn or c aad also Of Ave at said COUPONS being
ne nse tns AIrlst 1s6o shan sell bJ virtue o. ths
5ay Of March A 8 ISL at ID osciocE a. n. 4 TIC
North door q tne Coqst House IL the city Of ChIcsso
to the htEhext bidder FOR cash, to make the money due
On said bonds md With costs OF sa!e and con
veyalce The Premises above described, and ii the
right title and interest IN law aaI1n equity ot tia
ald j. y. Naughop and Ellen hs xtte the heirs sid
asHtEls, IN aod to the same. GEORGE FA12OE,
Assignee OF kaid Mure17Ee.
Chicago, March s, 1S61. uhlIu3.6l0s
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TATARRHl: CATARRHll
~ CATARRHI!!
m mrIYE1TuulD CATAx8HxEH

m, ,0ELYE9I1Qum c&Tk12HxxkEuY,
WARRANTED 70 pe su1e curst tne
CArARRH q COLD IN TIE HEAD.
pxz Huxprxo InorhAa:n rezscaa dc ysArly in tets
III fnlly txoth11t& nd III n111bG. Dc d6esss 1sss
0undpaenced Rk1
CaTlRRH IN THE NOSE.
ne ssH stsg beng sat sAzos* sn4 bronchial tabss
Il : eeaeE e cQfe casaHn rean consnn1paon end n
saae.ssad @ - = Sessse - ~ i1 9 sass
4 e.s>, :ss ss f. s:9 :,ss:E ,ssss
md aad tsst 10y EaTe fsqaent Rand ~ naolo
sensitive to thA1hsngsa OF tempc!Atn1e = this CO.
5s ; sSsossi sss st "a sSss4s tss
a de 6e9e heoounee chronic {he discharges 4re u
c7esssd Il cnsntty and changed IN qualify they afo
as as g. 81 az ~ Il a g . S.
snstnx bad breath; the voice Is thicf aud nasal the
Ses6s, shf ss1ss a ss9 fa. e
f6e person Is obliged to ceI fis t1ost Il The morning
nes Is lse fsse. 1x Eel
pe1to1 nay be s1re rhst hls ssease On i ~ Is t6e
9ungS. and should 1osA no tine u ar1esdng Il Tbs
nhove are the symptos Ct CAtAfa - they appear N
81 he I'd q The LIQUID cATAKRH ER11EpY, %
these symptoms GEE Be quickly snd efectnally 70
taovea. And Ih1ve safcaeut eonAdsnee II " Ksns.
curing CstssEh thst L and 10 tral Of The Rsmedy
b! one mouth no beneat Is 1ecaFed, the Aranc.s pa
VII b returned
eee moosh II w Viz iii I'd % c:eas dEecaon1 ~ ~
01kee, 1856 Lake. Corner Of Wel1s-8ss
Ade7ex Or q. q sEELFE.
dr1.hENxM PoEt OMce Box <Sa Chicago, IL
, 1862-03-12
DfntistH' Garng.
FnteuigrMte @mees.

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
IN '-a& Dearoozn ssxast, opposite to 6ew Fose o.
ace. Lssshlehed % ne EssssEn s!tsea Es Ei!i ~
tacto1{ re1afe0ee fum Former e1p1o5ez. Ha1HA d
nFaEheap a1ted by nRr11tEk z ~ Deaz zs9ea e
mAkEHi2W -. =
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AfQHl Autitfg.
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

1QF CD0K. aR.-Efesift CeaEe d Cook County,
April Team, I2 FbeR Conant III James u. Hte&
M41efv9 BeefA Ralph ". Hill sa&h q. Hhpgood. H.
anadSytt e tSe nonEestda1ce y JaMss Il. Beers
Aa4eryA Beet1 Hiram BeeGs and R1ae3on Wheeler. d.
- G9f 81 Ia CFcnif CONT q Cook Couafy: Hoaes
ne1enK gtye1 to the said Jsmes Y. BeeEs. Aa7e1!s
Beezst Hiram Bee8 and EtAnson Wheeler, thAs R8i4
fled hia amended i'm of fcomuinnt In T9id
GSE o4 fhs Caancsry side thereof on The 9tn dayof
fepftsfJ. Lex and that SUMMONS t&etEupoo 4aQed
cut Of aad Court against sad defendantA fetunanle
1n ~ seSg1a AoedsV Il Apr0 aext Qsaa) - II By
-Eow. Ioih3 Ieu tne sata James u. Bsers, Hanerva
HaefA Hiram Beers I'D. Hanson Wheeler sftan peI-
tonA be xRd appear before said Circuit Cout al CooE
ComN,oat the AiR daJ sHthe neIt Apr1 tam taefeoIto
b holden At Chicago IN sa!d County on the second
70 fha aid eonplsinAaz' amended bin of coxpsint
DC sae zAd tie matters and thinN tnere1n charged
entTs4 against rou accozdtng to the prayer Of eeid
n N17Bor1s, Conplasnants, seHc9sez
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r.: UMBER.-A. Foster: d Co,
vAsieaHzes2d FetAn daalezs n g Nstr, esziakv
s1ad AFe6 ENTI I1R1af. AAtAg4N E41 1A1k; A1A &411t
Usef1 Ed Bf{1dR :H3TinK q ka9k = Axxe, 6FJ AaA
sWea Hkcte& seeck We s3 q pEtses g sats - ae2
Yk1&; WeM TVafN4 16eek Anzr ~ eetaka.
= =
DRIVE BARLEY MALT Az
VAN a k2a& I'd tpe mis- sk lowest d1& p.foe4
11x G9e1f Yel1f l1l8A le1z4s11- = 49,: = -
: aeNE< b:a.a of Traas 8zk4ang.
, 1862-03-12
Special Aotttes.

!" For the cheapest and best Hair
JcVas.x viz. 9,1tds lfA Fsfzzssk eec4 ~ 70 L:
0WD loo i1M srees sna es7@;1s Gs TO- Eg. g,
0F5Seasi fseI de uatusA when adazta1 e the Aaad
f4@ Eur JeNelry eonEA1A Al9AJ1 @e n811* <NA
NAG2fGjY .'a''''
, 1862-03-12

NIAPLEWOO'D YOUNG
N1- LADIES INSTITUTE, P1ttKoald. MAss, COM
neaces its I'd 6su.iA1nual session
On April Sd, 1862
With patronage undtmInshed BY the Var. 1tadds to
ra!e taltles for solid and oEnameqtal iasracton Pc
Address the Principal Rev. Y. G. SPEAR for Circuats
feN:A1S2$W
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REAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LEKit
CINCINNATI AHD CHICAGO
u

Forty N1es the Ehoftess Roste 10 Cincinnati IRdten
poaA md louisville.
z2kIEB 1e@ya Res. a.da Tolo7 Dspo< CAosse:
sd 4 M-Dsy Expse@ mnndays excepssd1
Tg9oUHa 10 CBpfNHAu AAp INDIAHAE0&0 VEk
OUT CuAYaR Qy CAKE
EAsrxx CoExxc11oss-At Anda.soa aad HkeA1eel9
fnr Pco1k Erhsua Dsytca, 1eata, Colnmbzak ~ -
noInts IL Eautz21 aSd ExetefN Ohio.
EoWT8EM CoaERCf1pNs-AtIn Indi1n1So1s 21E 1f111a
I'D Gola.ufJua Ead!soE, LaETencebuzS. JaEszao1x1A
ma III poIou IN Central and so1theEn 1ndtaoe; a.9
Connections sf Cincinnati for H1a1dsn. &AEstek
Parkeg1b01Xx rad points On tho Ohio My@.
TIai1s R:f1Te 1t Cthcinnsd It $40 r. ID.
Through Hckete by this line ean % obtained q e
niucdpAI Railroad GA3cea In the NoEthWdk I'D = ~
CuUpp4ny8 O1ce, No. III K&adopA etfea< G2A1Gt
fU.sdef taA EAexH1AA R6N1e4
JOHN BEANUI. Bupe1&AA1A&A
, 1862-03-12
ARMY sUPPLES-OAice Chief
IL Coumizsa.y Of suh8tstencs District Of Cairo

"a Cornmiasa1y Of SuhststencG District Of Cairo
'@~:-r ClIKo, LII. Feb. 2sth. 1a6a.
Sealed ofoza1s VIII be received At this ot1ce {ftom
toyel citizens oot3 until u II Mach i'm I
nshtns FIesh Beei to the troops at Cairo Birds Point
Eess Holt and Mound csy from APRIL 1t 70 June Nh
Alse tor farpzIhtuK ~ toeps at Psd9csh Ky- With
ne beeI 70 Oe of good aod Whn1esoms quality ia
QuaIfat with e0gsl proportion Of each Gaeck and
Edaok1 to be tIean6eO and to be delivered It Rucn
Nmts aaddn snch quaathes - may Be required ~
e4s9t IN aqthes IL. 1rte ,,.r mr. n.,n6 .. v,,e.
beef WM b deiiveFed, and be aee9MpAnled by Wit.
ten KuaFaatea Gsn xwo responsible parties INT the
M0s must De On separate sheets of paper foF c. rn
Tbqse recei5inE contracts viii be required H. sign
~ sgreemenI = copy Of which nay be ee-n u thia
Is lsxhk 70 7o1eot my Of iii 6s4s u rese1vsA-
i HtdS "a be eRdo1sed s.PHo1oAAx6 FoK HKkE-"
: 3, DuBARKT, 0aptald md G. 3. Q. s. l.
Erhsnee9:iaF f.-n
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TH1CAGO d ROCk ISLAND
~ RAuRDAD-CEA3aE oy Tn-WMs8 ~
rsnSencot e7ctnE Sunday, Eoy. I7th. 1a@
eepted, u:DA- II: flight ExpzeK Saturday, exnesse4
Hsk P.N; Jolte. Accommodation, sands1s M e1asF
r 4. JttAk Acc1S1Wodkt3qn. IN 4 II.
, 1862-03-12

KkTTWHAB-WYS335N Af4&X422AkE
q - 80 E0ED43 Dee a ~ f11e1
sss7e Wei15 stTea 1eR9s = fazl2x4 sggfs@2
az pa1s W. Esneq. g. daleas, 1aas:ts R!s9aes - sos -
E,31s Enitoa EsiaF KeRsGA aaa Intez1zs1sAs9 49ssS
a. 4, fo<Esfs, sel1*dt@s .8sess.z ~
rno2ta Fs:seTTtxs or Belats kaE J2aAE*a ~ NJ
EEs3isB AZ Es:A rssznktx9, 9,9 p: :.sS3 sssNxsiss
X@TT Esc1Inood- GeAeN IAks AAA
11o1sGs WI tzEa ske ~ Z. r sK-'
: assstaE uszs - - adsefk q As4a 4a1oo1T. 9se s9 ;.
axHEEAH aE ssaSsas,s AEe@ Ht
, 1862-03-12

4 KEN d NORTON,
IA BANKERs 4 DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Ho, Board Of Trade Buildings,
South Water Erect Chicago.
Collections nada Il all the principal cities II the
Uetted States, ta71y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

TIE Doc LAW REPEALED.-The leg
sslative embargo placed upon pups OF the last
winters session has been removed, and dogs
are once more free aad equal. To-day, an
Iowa dog is just a. good as an Illinois dog. He
is compelled no longer to wear the degrading
insignia of q common sheep thief. No longer
made the object Of the finger Of scorn and the
mutton raisers contumely, but now stands
forth the Iowa canine, square on his feet, hi.
neck untrammled with the fadge Of disgrace,
AID is a dog among dogs. The money tha,
has been expended in pursuance Of the famous
law, will probably be re-tored to the pockets
from whence it came while those which have
been slain for non.co npliaoce are lost to the
owners. The Legislature, in view of the many
good, bad and Indifferent pups slain under its
order, should have made provisions for Dog
Farm, . aort Of state Doggery. to te located
in come wild prairie country. DOT Of the way,
ae other public Institutions have been locate
under republican u ansgement, where dfferen,
breeds and species Of the csnine race could be
cultivated. with the specIal view Of Iropoga
ting sufficient quantity to replace those dogs
whose lives have been curtailed. Were it not
that the project would not tend to discourage
enlistments among republican officer and place
seekers. we might be highly in favor Of the
policy.
But jokiog aside, the dog law is ended -
The various and singular wisdom of the legis
at nf1 last pf haa haa fnl llr nj
dicated by itself, and republicans candidates
have had most dog matte obstacle cleared
from their ay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
St2HGHaii Jackson at Ia.eTstuWu.

!ia&eIsBCaG sept. Il. 2.30 An
Reliable inf reatiDn his been received that
Stonewall ja,..s1a with his advance, is now at
liz gerSto"n, l.cp.ri.s TO move with lis whole
army up Prnnsy wants
Our Scouts from Hanover, Gett. sbure and
Tarctown arrived q: ia.o hour last night and
contim the cs caa.on Of the camps at Fredetict.
~ the rebel.
Governor Curt has promptly advised President
Lincoln ard The Generals in command at : ash
ington Of al the intQrmati tha; has reached
here through TIE numerous channels under his
control.
Inc most actlvc ii asur are being put 10
force to asse" hle large army to rcsis, rebel n-
va,ion. ard il roesihlc say. our CA ptol and Stat.
from devastation ana outrage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
THE MARKETS.


OrrrCs OF THE DsM. 4 NTws.
Friday Eve, Sept IL. J
Barley is shade higher. Other grain is un-
changed. Corn is very dull.
rLouR-S4.6o14S0 Wholesale. and 5ooW5.20
retail Shipments $40 bbls.
WHEAr-72175c fer the best cid. New whe
5017oc fer new. Receipts 2.oo' bu. Shipme ents
1870 bu.
BARLEY. Active at 5o@60c. Receipts 1850
bu. Shipments 2,45O bu.
CoRS-Dull at l4@l5o. Receipts 100 bu. Ship
ment5 $50 bu.
OArsQuiet. We quote at 2o925c. Receipts
lSS bu. Shipments 600 bu.
OSIoNs-Active at IS G7oc. Receipts $50 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
From, Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, sept IL.
Last evening II 80 the rebels made a cavalry
raid into Westminster, about 500 strong, with two
pieces Of arti,icry AS they charged through
the place they discharged their pistols at unarm
ed men in the street. G. w. Webster, District
Attorney. seeing the rebels coming msde for the
railroad, and al going abont = NILE me. a train
from BlJm0Ic, which on his informltit Turned
back to baltimore. Ehere was a Union bridge q
train Of the Western Maryland rail road, which
should have arrived at West Minister at o'clock.
This ira in has fTohabiy been captured.
The Federal oecapie New Market, on the y. 4
o, Il. r., len 10 les ilom Frederick yesterday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

Scorr County, In the District Cour. for
STATE OF Iowa, So; said Scott 0.
BENZ amin Atkinson, vs.. James Ma,kintesh, Melissa
J. Macintosh Joseph Motie, Ezra 1uckley, A
c. Fulton, George n Hale, aart Davis, J.
Hayes, David Baird, John Dolert, John NJ.
L Andrews, deceased, John F Gilmer Charles
5. Watkins, SEMI N johnson, Charles Z.
Putnam, Thomas II EcGhee and Robert Nc
Intosh.
To James Mackintssh, Melissa J Macintosh, Jo-
seph Motie, Ezra Buckley, A: G. Fulton, George
NJ. Hale, Mary Davis, J. Hayes David Baird
John Dolert, John NJ. Gould, Executor, and
Andrews Executrix Of l. Andrews, deceased
John +. Giimer, Charles s. Watkins, Sen, j
u. johnson, Charles :. Putnam, Thomas
McGhee and Robert Mcintosh.
SIRs in pursuance of an order Of the Dis
trict Court for Scott county, State of Iowa, made
the Ilth day Of August, D. 1.52. as the in
stance and on petition of Benjamin Atkinson, a.
plaintiff. you and each of you are hereby required
TO appear or before noon Of the second day Of
II next term of said court, to be begun and
holden on the first Monday Of November. A. D.
1862 and show cause why you ard each Of you
shall not bring action to try what title if any you
and each Of you have aiyer:e TO the title of
plaintiff, which he claims to be in fee, in the fol-
lowing real estate, lying in said county Of Scott
and State Of Iowa, to-wit: Lots number seven
(7) and eight go in Block number thiry one (3l
in the city of Davenport, and that in default Of
your and each Of your so appearing, or on your
and each Of your appearing and failing TO obey
the lawful order Of said court to bring an action
and try said title, judgment will be rendered
against you and each Of you on 7aid petition, for
ever barring aud stopping you aud each CT you,
and those claiming under you and each Of you,
from thereafter setting up any right or title to
said real estate adverse to the said title Of petit
TONER and granting such other and further relief
prayed for IN sAid petition and not inconsistent
with equity.
BENJAMIN ATKINSON,
by Dawson 4 True, his Attorneys.
sepl3-dltw4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
U:l.N'TE1D.

i'~vsnnor'. Aueust 81, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
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SllKGEON DENTIST.

DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
Id in Davenport, | have opened branch Office
In the LeCare House, FOR the onmodation Of
those who wish any tAng in my line.
snall be at tho I.eClalre House from S a. m to
Is N, every day except Sundays. he balance
Of the time shall be at my office IN 'i,ck Is
land.
Thankful for past favor5 and patro hope
TO receive a continuance of the
HENRY FISCHEL,
Rock Island, June l3, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
Sin>inawa 0uu ID to.ltge. Mis-.

CTCDlES WILL BE K SUMED IN THls IN
- stitutior on the first Of September next Net
withstanding the un' "rtunate condition OF the
tines, this inst tn ion has ysia~d, aid co. in,es
TO gam wdc spread opn'a-,'y in the north ~e.s :.
>evei..l eminent prof, ssors are enp-g.d IN
nd ii,ion ,o,,o -.iliusi rumber IL is nv sedly
one ~ az, n, ""stsrI liter ~ lI-t III.
.l.ns. @ Students may .ntcrat any j..
prx osnes sent tree on application o
hEs ihO>. l. POWkk,t q =. p,
aglS dXw2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
DIED.

At his residence on Fourth street, on the 18th
inst, MR.. J. NJ. FREAM, of CONGESTION OF the
brain, aged 80 years.
Funeral service at his residence on Fourth S.,
Sabbath afternoon. The friends of the deceased
are invited to attend
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
ss1a0rli,s :. slev.,s Notice.

NOTICE l., IlERkBY GIVEN THAT ALI
~ sums II money due from individual tor use
o. tee ity ievee. be paid on Monday,the 4th
net. at my ntice in i'ls building, correr Of Bra
Av street aud lsvee, Wit
+. A. TILLEBINe,
Wharfmasisr.
i~vsnnort Aueuat 81, 1882
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. Ii.
FLouB.-s4 s43o15.5o.
WHEAT. - sales at 77M96c.
CoaN.-34 d37c.
Oars 3oc in store.
RYE.-43 in store.
BUrTER-7k@llc.
EGGs-6LM8-packer's count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
RELI'.IOUS NOTICE,

There will be Communion service in the Pres
byterian Church of this city, Sunday alter
sioon, at o'clock, P. NJ, when the Synod Of Iowa
will uaite in this ordinance, with all Christian
brethren who may wish to attend. A ordial in
vitatlon is extended to I'll. spl4-d2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

ARMY regulations, infantry tactics,
Union note pa, er and envelopes. ink, ink
stands. gold pens. pencils, mirrors, pocket
books pocket knives, camp knives and thou
sand and one thing to tedious to mention, can
be found at Starts, Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
CLAIieVOY ANCE.

MIR. AND MRS. T. S. PRICE, HYDRO
IVA eclectic and clairvoyant physicians. Mrs.
Prise will pay pe.a attention to the practice of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICE HoyRs-9a. IN. to 6 p. N. Office and
residence, LeCiaire House. Reception room be-
tween Main ard ladies entrance, Second street.
Ifehl7-aly Davenp 'rt, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

THR Continental, Security, LorilIard
and Metropolitan Fire Ineurance Companies, Of
New York. and the New England and Marine,
Of Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying q 'ock
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent, south
east corner Second and Brady stessts.
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SIATE. COUNTY AND CITY ORDERS,
~ American ''old and Demand reasnry n t..,
lor winch the highest market pri will DC : ia in
oa"kaeie funds. at the lnw ofi,e OF .>amuei h
bro"n, rear Ct l. A. Macklo,'s banking house.
DIV. VAN EvkRA.
D venport, Aug. l6. 1872
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LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults. corner of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article OF Ale
and Porter expressly brewed for nursing IL.
dies and inYslids.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

BESIDES its cash capital Of one mil
ion dollars, The Home Insurance Company OF
zew YORK, a ways reserved sItpius more
han sIfficiett 70 cancel all its policies and
iiatilitiea Tie total assets Of the Conpan,
.cw amount to over sI5HOOO0 90. W. F Ross
Aaant-office third door bsiow the poet d flee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

BILL LEGALIzING COUNTY BONDS
PASSED The bill legalizing the acts of Boards
Of Supervisors in paying bounty to sodiers
passed both houses without dissenting voice
The bill provides for levying an unlimited tax
to pay the warrants. This action will have a
very beneficial effect upon the warrant mar
ket. which has been sadly depressed for few
days past
Tie election bill introduced by Mr.. Lane
passed both houses
Also the General Militia Law, requiring all
the militia Of the State to organize and drill
The Legislature adjourned on the llth.
For the above items We are indebted to Post
Master EIdridge, our Desmoines mail failing
to come to hand.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

WINTER WHEAT.-Gen. Geo. B. Sar-
gent, of Durant, has 500 bushesls Of choice
winter wheat for seed, for sale. Now is your
time farmers.
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SCOTT COUNTY DEMOCKATIC con.
VENTlOt.

I>HE DEMOCRACY OF SCOTT COUNTY
l. are notified that the regular county conven
tion sill be held \, the Court Hoase On Satu rday,
September the Goth at two O'clock, p. N tor the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Clerk OF
the District Court Of Scott county.
Rat o Of Representatives.: One delegate for
every 80 cast for Stephen A. Douglas in
1860 and one for each fraction over ty.
RICHARD SMETHAM,
Chairman Scott Co. Dem. Cent. Com.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

SEE advertisement of booths to let
TOR the next Fair. An opportunity to make
small fortune.
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RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVED, Friday, September Il.

ARRIVED, Friday, September Il.
PEABIxA, Hill, Montrose.
kATE CassEL, Davis, keokuk.
METROPOLITAN, Ball, Montrose.
JAMES MEANs, Pierce, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
PEsBrNA, Hill, st. Paul.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, DUBUQUE.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
METROPOLITAN, Ball, Montrose.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals at this
port during the month Of August was seyenty-six.
suNk.-The fine packet Hannibal City, rlyirg
between Keokuk and St. Louis, while about four
miles below Louisiana, few days age, struck
snag which entered at the coal box, ripped
through the whole wheel-house beam and raked
portion of the cabin. She filled, and in less
than five minutes sank in nine feet Of water, set-
irg smoothly and fortunately careeuirg just
enough to keep the wate out Of the cook k-honse.
It is feared that she cannot be saved, though the
| machinery and cabin can be. The was no insur-
| ance. The Hannibal City Was an excellent bat,
| and had been repaired last Winter at an expense
of $4,000 If she is not raised the total loss will
probably be about $4,000. So says the gate
| C.ty.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The U. s. mail packet James Means, Captain
Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and intermediate
landings this morning at Z o'clock.
lhe mail and passenger packet Jennie Whip.
pie, Captain Morrison. will depart for Fort Madi-
son and all intermediate landings at o'clock this
morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

The insurance Office of w. F. Ross
ie renoved to Brady street, third door below
the Post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13

STARR has just received large and
varied stock OF goods. such as are needed BY
every soldier.