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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

THEATRIcAL,-Mrs. Leighton aud compa.
ny are playing at Carson City. Mr.. Stark
is giving Shaksperian readings in the Es-
meralda country.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

METHODIST CONFRENCE. - The annual
State Conference Of the Methodist Church
will commence its session at San Francisco
on Wednesday newt
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

THE STARS and Stripes now wave over the
remains of every dead President of the United
States, except those of james Monroe, whose
remains were taken some years since, from
New York to Richmond.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

LEvEE TAxEs.-The original assessment
for levee taxes in Sacramento was $780,
742 90. OF this oil but $39,9l6 OF has
been collected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

A STACK OF about eighty tons OF hay, be-
Jogging to Mr. Young, was burnt on Satur-
day last, opposite the little village of Mer-
ced Falls.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

TREASURE SHuHMENT.-The steamer Con
stitutiOa, which sailed for Panama on the
morning of the Sd, took 81, ,SS6, ,s46 in trea' :
ure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
NOTICE

The first Magician of the 10th century will exhibit
At Moore's Flat. "Wednesday, Sept 10th.
at San Juan. Thursday, Sept. nth.
Sept. Q. E. F. BOYLE, Business Agent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
9epaaa gemutrat.

Thomas BOyce is our Agent for San Francis
co. He Is authorized to receive advertisements and
collect and receipt for the same.
A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento
( q receive Advertisements and collect for the same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
SOIREES MAGIQUE!
Which has won for him the most enthusiastic en-.
comiums from the refined and educated and stam-
ped him as the master spirit Of the
N IL G. X d NJ NTIC RITZ


The entertainments presented by Mons. Hermann
entirely original in conception, design and per-
ormauce. His leats are all of them Novel, wonder
ful and peculiar 10 himself.
Mons. EDWARD HERRMANN'S wonderful per-
lormance is the result of long lite of study, years
OF experience and research. In all the Russian,
German, French and Spanish cities in which Mons
Hermann has appeared, there has been but one
unanimous opinion of his merit expressed by per
sons OF all ages, aud all have pronounced him the
FIRST MAGICIAN Of the 10Th Century. Even those
who have witnessed the so.caled sliracles OF the
Jugglers of the Celestial Empire, the seemingly su.
pernatural and neomprehensible tricks practised
by the Fakirs Of India, declare them to be totally
ecpsed by the performance of
The Great PrestIdigItateurg
The box. Office will be open on Monday and Tues
day, from 10 A. NJ. to clock, when seats may be
secured.
Price of Admission ...., go. ............S 81 90
Doors open at ia O'Clock; performance 10 COM
mence at clock.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

CALIFORNIA ToBAcCo.-Mr. E. HeadmaD
of Sacramento, advertises for 100000 pound,
Of California grown tobacco. Mr.. IL. is a cioar
maker, and after testing the article raised IN
this State, is satisfied of its superiority to ma.
ny of the Eastern brands for that purpose.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
MONS. EDWARD HERMANN,
THE GREAT
ESTIDIGITA UR!
For Two Nights Only.

Whose wonderful and pre.eTnatural wizardiDg has
astonshed ard delighted the most acute and critical
minds of all the Crowned heads of Europe, has the
honor of announcing that he viii
Monday & Tuesday Evenings, Septem-
ber Sth and 9th, 1869.
Commence series of most interesting; amusing and
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

CEMETERY.-The new Cemetery at Stocl,or
was dedicated on Sunday. This Cemetery, ,,rC,l con
tains seventy-ive acres Of land, sixty of wb;cb
are for burial purposes, and fifteen for boma
for the Superintendent and for other uses. Tbero
are l,5O0 lots, varying in size from u by %
feet to "a BY 40 feet, and vary in price from
S20 to $3.50.
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Gre eiu5ise dnsilide Sbee erfillte mid
gang unp uuSIdlieBlid Der @eOaufe tldrtz
lid, an Sulier gu ldrei6en uno ibr neine
9eabe 3u ntelpen, lie I'm Die @rlaubniB, 5n
Bitten, paB i6 lie beiude, Diele fire Sbee
bran9te MIDI 10 lattee, bis i9 Ite 'au8Sefibrt
bate. Sn aGler Mprgenfriibe lanbte i9
ulein 8riefGem auF ba8 SGlpB 1inb eutpfing
nulsebenb eine 8ilitentarte, Bic mid aaf
3ebn l1br gum 8elu9e etnlrb. SD tpmnte
pcnt S9lD1le, aber anitatt, baB mid Srdus
lein 9ulie empftng, iab i1 mid !Serrlt BON
Wtprtb un0 beilen Spbne 9egeiliiber. Sie
batten mid IN cine 8alle gelbft unb iibers
hdufte1t mid NIT Sprpirfen Der ettpSrenb9
Iten glrt, pbne mir audi nur etnen S9aten
BON @eipiBbeit bariiber 5tt 9eben, Of -Sutte
ttetn Sareiben ipirfltd} euipfan9ert Bat I..1 !"
vDaS bat Ite ttdti." fiel ibm @eb lebbaft
tr'8 gBprt; v1ie fonnte e8 untrelid erbal.
ten, benn iie 1T 5dpr felt einigen &a9en dltf
oem Sber9pfe. Sobe td Sbnen bie8 9elferlt
slbeno nidt tttitsetbeilts 2" I ~ g q1a1le
n0ewtB nid1t, 1pnit ipitrDe mir bieIe llns
9ei9tdli9feit nt9t beSe9net ietn !" ertpibefte
AuSuftt tief eutriilte vgs 1T etne f6dnllpfe
9anolun9Spetle, grtefe 3u unterIdld9en
nto Tallen 5u le9en, rrb cine inn8e Dame
BON 8ilbnn9 unb @emitb uuf 1olde gSeiie
5n fcnlprpmittireu. -- @enn9, i'd waro ente
lqiien, unb 5err y. Mprib, brobte, Sffentlid
befannt 81 MAIDEN, baB id mid unter fats
l4em Otumen unb NIT rfallden 8apieren in
fein @eIddft etn9eidliben, unt in feline
Sabrif9eb beimniiie unb 8erbinbunsen etn3u-
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set ipesen pieIer Sdli4unSeu, pnD er lit Der.
Utann baju, iclde Drpbuneett I'M iD leher
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ntetnen brapen Sater an Der eppfinplibIfen
Seite perlett, neil bic unbeffedte @bre
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gebt. @8 lift ein Nft Der 9fa9g Der ait rafs
finirter 8e8bett ieine8sleiden iudt unp MIDI
icgar i'll Suliens 2tu9ef nttht entf4ulpi9enI
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Ser M ii@teg.

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SelanDer Webser, Spbn 8ed betBt Der 6iinit"
Ter, rtGtete etnsn SGien, ben man tbm Surs
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tebr, baB man Ieim SletI8 I'm Martte SerfatS
fen fpnnte unb trant babet nod Der beriibms
ten Erummttb -8ttters. Das btetet iebenfalIS
gtntees. s'-57n,aS e. +-'si'' ''oS~
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be Aet S6sIt8tn eFdn&n sn Nos ssrea Hs a. UT sgFf
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srSi bes eSd6tifes @errruus Der bee @ebrd9ett bet
etesfr6te b5ie IbnrnSer Ibretsu9 Dor oer @eleA@
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STE pee Eoeube mei6e w6brenO be stsn e6e5eBn SaSr
IN neer Wnto tsrirt mnrbeM unb bic Nen9e md9er mnno
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Observation-Disclosures fnb Setbeuh cine biars@saes @spabr
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Teter GrturerfG's
European Hotel.

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2 DR.. 10 Johnston,
Der etnStse 4F5E, iust9sr att3etet,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12
From Washington.
Tribune Dispatch.]

WAeHTN0T0x, April 10.
Secretary Seward is not going to Corinth, % re-
ported.
Gov. Spragus, Of Rhode Island, will be elected
q. 8. Senator from that State. DO goes to 1ork-
town tomorrow.
The Connecticut mon report Senator Dixons
re-elsction - certain. There is no opposition to
him.
Minister Randall leaves for Romc BY the next
steamer.
Especial TO the Timss.]
The President sent message TO the Senate TO-
day, covering treaty recently agreed upon BY
Lord Lyons and Mr.. Seward, an1 correspondence
relating to the African slave trade. The Presi.
dent, without expressing any opinion Oh the sub
iect transmits tho papers to tho Senate for it,
rstihcasion or rejection. If ratified, the Govern
ment Of Great Britain will then pass upon the sub
iect Of the treaty - now drawn up by the Mipis-
ters Of the two governments. II finally agreed
upon and becomes law, il IL believed that By :
thorough compliance with it provi.ions the slave
trade will cease TO exist in less than ten years.
WASHINGTON, April IL.
The steamer King Philip came up to the Navy
Yard to day from York river. Our forces, before
Yorktown, are stated to be hourly gaining gronnd.
Uo TO 4 o'clock this + N the government had
received no official Dispatches con6rmatoEy Of the
oceupation Of CoEinth By our forces
Sa,isfsotssy proof having been furnished 70 the
War Department By the publisher Of the Phila-
delphia Lsuirey, that tho recent publication Of
military operations IN that paper, were made ~
him vishoss any vilfal intention Of violating the
order Of the Department, and in the full bslisf
that they were properly authorised, telegraph
rrivileees Il the Philadelphia Lsgxsrsr aTs ~
stored 81 order Of The SscrstAty Of War.
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RIVER lrEAs.


Friday, April II.
ARRIVED.
! NcRfH1sxss, Afford, 81. Louis.
KATB CAsssL, Davis, Ksoksk.
ADsLIA, White, Dubuqns.
! nAwKsYB, Gray. Ss. Louis.
DBPARfHD.
NoRrBs1NRa, Afford, Dsbsqus.
KAr8 CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
PKNBiNA, Hill, st. Louis.
BILL HENDsxsox, Rhodes, Dubuque.
AD HIxs, CALI, Dubuque.
ADsLIA. White, St. Louis.
HAwkEYE, dray, Lake Pepin.
Cex1mArsD.-An effort is being made 10 con-
6scate the steamer J. d. Baldwin, new in the port
Of Louisville.
The steamer Moses Mcclellan 10 on her way
from Pittsbnrg for the Upper Mississippi. We
learn that this packet has been purchased for the
upper trade, but BY what mpany We did not ~
certain.
The Asgopaut, from Louisv;lls for the Upper
Aississirpi, with large trip Of people and freight,
10 en route.
The Desmoines river is still rising rapidly, and
the towns Of Canton and Elexandr.a are partially
under water.
Aue AMsoVSo LVoI 10 .IsIu8s o1o sn0 WuVso ~V~u-
try near it, margin 10 flooded. The Missouri il
stationary.
The Mississippi 1t this point il falling slowly,
but swell 10 anticipated in the course Of few
days.
The Psnbina left this point yesterday with
good cargo, most Of which was taken on here.
The Belfast, Captain Carlton, is expected to AZ
rive here to-day.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
The Northern Linz packet VIM. L. Ewing
Capt. Buford and Clerk Ovens, will leave this
port for St. Louis and intermediate points this
evening. The Ewing is q populsr and highly de-
serving packet.
The light draught packet Jennie Whipple,
Captain Morrison, Clerk Lowrie, will depart for
Keokuk and intermediate points this morning st
o'clock.
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From Our Iowa BOYS.

CAIRO, April II.
10 Ed. Russell, Davenport The
Eighth, Twelfth and Fourteenth are
nearly all taken prisoners. The Six
teenth was in the fight. All our troops
suffered severely. Capt. Littler lost his
LETT arm,
Twenty.eigbt Of our wounded are at
Mound City. None Of them are from
Scott county. We will leave tonight
Tor the ield. L. G. BURwHLL.
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new YORK market.

NEw YoxK, April II.
FLoUR-Market heavy and lower. Sales At
$5.O0@5.05 Super State; $5.1O@5 IS Extra state;
$5.00@5.O5 Super Western S5.1Od5 40 common
to medium Extra Western $5.65@5.70 shipping
brands X II o.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
WHlAT--Market dull and prices slightly favor
buyers.
CONSOLIDATED 6rmer. $4,000 Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
RyR-Quiet; S30s5c.
BARLHY-Quiet 79@S6o.
BEsr.-Steady.
PoRK-Unchanged $la25913 50.
BurrER.-Unchange
WalsxY.-lasket unsettled and frmee, 95026.
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8EvERENss

SEvERENsS t.s
PALE AMBER ALE AND PORTER
At % per 9arre1.
The subscriber offers to sell his present use
Ale and Porter. and delivered in Davenport and
Rock Island 1t S dollars per barrel (easM,) and
barrels returned. All orders left 1t the Post Office
or 1t Lomas' Vaults, corner Third and Brady
streets, will be promptly attended to.
DAvsNroRT, April Z, 1862.
g. A. H. SEvERN'S
Great Western Ale and Porter Brewery,
ap8 East Davenport, Iowa.
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From New York.

I4 @.n.t.. N8w YoRK, April II.
The Academy x Music was crowded last night
70 welcome the returned officers and men Of the
Cumbegiaad and Conersss. The gathering wae
sne of Intense iaterest. Addresses wsce dsliv.
cred y II. Basmeft, NJ. wn. tvasts, Dr. Hitch
eoek ~ b B. dodge.
IT, A. - dGlallsl ard willi - 1paesix
eeaeek. ..sarsss
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 10.
FL0uR.- Market dull. Quoted at from $3.50
@3.s0.
WH.AT.-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
72@77c.
BAsLxY.-Steady. Sales at Acc on track.
CoRN.-Quiet and firm. Sales at 22H@23 cents
on track.
P0rAro8s.-Dull and heavy. Prime lots 1t S5
38c.
RYE.--4Oc in store.
BuTrER.-Steady at s@1sK.
BEEF CArTLE.--Quiet, with sales at $2.5o@
ONIoNa.-45c for prime.
HlDss.- Market steady: Green County, S@
5k Green Sailed, 6tGsX Dry Salted, sk@
l2c Dry Flint, l3@l4e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

PRoAPr DoSAT1oN.-Ye esterday . box
continuing II feather beds. : dozen bandsges,
4 dozen handkerehisfs. dozen towels. pack.
ags Of lint. bundle Of liner and bundle Of
cotton rags vera received by the Scott County
Ss'disrs Relief Association from the Ladies
Soldiers Aid Society Of LsCIairs. through Nrs
Dorcas Rcgsrs. its Secretary. The boz 10 nov
on it way to Cairo-a messenger to our brave
troops Of the tender care and sympathy ofths
patriotic ladies Of LeClaire. Let others 20
and do Likewise.
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Bully FOR SAMDsas Our cross.
grained nsighboe wants another drubbisg
The sore head thss be 81 The other day ssill
troubles hin. The ether day vs showed how
be vas instrumental II procuring his own de-
feat. and presented fsv fasta tor bic eonsid.
sration. which he ssnaes, deny without lying
Ike sinner. Hs eeeeivsd Ia every masner
q the defeat oi Mcneil II sAs sswinatisg con-
vsntion. and vhsa II The sosvsstisa. shueklsd
over the fast thss Baker had gained the I'd.
vantage He denies Il ses; of coarse he
vsuld. but b hss vhsn Be dsniss Il He
ssys hs eppossd Il % che erousd. wbat
vhoppss. He never ssaid loud woed about
IL 10 the meeting one way or The other. o.
pesss e! We'll. Satan. yoa can stsp asids
You sts sspsessdsd; you don't attend to your
basiasss; step aside and let Sanders take your
place. HsW attsad to business !; vs,ll bet q
hi@l Right aitse Baker was senisat,d and
the 0eeosns bslssa ths .salaaeioa . fraud:
and ssllsd q hsaSse aestlsg. ss.dsrs isselas
then Il ~ ~ issiaaaliag vsy. ,has thsy sr.
sss - b tssSlsl; ~ tAas y .'siH kssp n ~,
~ sas~;' bsAl Nss. It g ~ opposed se.hs
vay il vhisA Baker was nenissssd. vhy did
hs iasalt ethsss ~, Nles 40 sppessdi The
nan No. asd hs klsvS. jc He vas sppsssd
= n.:lslssil. :lssi Al v.as 9 ssissg = bsss Als.
snd = Aslags = g. thsseAeas 4 He blssss9
IAass : esoesoeG1 ahssg6ll s1ssseey ss1 =
o0oane q ly1ne Vim ahako a - Uoy ehnk
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P4RsoxAL.-Our friend Ersk,ne has
received beautiful stock Of Csssimeres. Vest
isgs and Furnishing Goods. Give him CALL
he has also fiss lot Of Ready made Clothing.
which be offers eheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

THERE were just six minutes Of sun
shins yesterday. BY the watch. Old Sol jost
stuck bic face oat ef % opening 10 the clouds.
bas it looked 90 muddy that he put tack again
TO wait for Q more pleasant day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

The United States Disbursing Omcer ct Davsn-
port he's forwasdsd to me amo1nts allowed N
certain bflis. The residsnsss ef The following
named psssoss ass unknown 70 me: D. Wilson
and J. ". Kerr. f#Aa s4
Clainants, os agents of siainaats ass requested
Nsive infoems1en IS tAle oAes.e = =
rvA T1e3d ia y. 6BAx1h,
ss.sgEAs AAialnnA OonHra cf f16ua
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TIE TaEATsE.-The public should
bear 10 mind that one Of the riehsst enter.
tsin0ents Of the season 10 on the programme
for next Monday evening. at the German
Theatre.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

MORE RAlN.-There was q pretty
heavy fell Of rain last evening. Anything for
. change!
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DxxocRAr AND Nyws,
Friday Eve, April II, 1862. !
There is nothing coming in from the country.
Quotations remain nominal.
Flour $4.2O@450.
WnsAr--Little doing. Quiet at60166c.
BARLRY.-Stesdya at 27@40c.
CoRx-Nominal 1T 140l6c.
OArs-Nominal at l2@l4c.
Oa1oNs--20@30c per bushel.
CoaREcrI0N.-Ths shipments Of Tallow in yes
terday's issue should have been $4,000 lbs., in.
stead Of $500 lbs, as the types made rs say.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12
9A1lE Y'9
c E l. e GRATED CREAM ALE.
ALWAYS RELIABLE.

Cash Price, $500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Post Office will meet with
prompt attention. apr5-ly
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Boys Wanted

Boys Wanted.
TWO OR T6REE BOYS OF STEADY AND
i Industrious habits will 6nd smployment By
applying at the BURTlS House.
ALL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

LoxAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady strsets A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brswsd for narsing 10.
dies and invslids; and agent for the Ssvsrsn
8PavAPv.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
Another African Slave Trade messago
Before tho Senate.
Reception Of Military Notori-
eties in New York.
TAE RRBkL FORCES CONCENTRAT-
ING AT YORKTOWN.
Manassas Free Of Rebel Scouts

Great Sharpsho0stssg E9pIoifs,
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st. Louis Marke Is.

ST. LOUIS, April 8.
FLouR-Quiet. $35O@3.S5.
WHEAr.-Market steady and active. Sales at 80
@92c.
Com. Market unchanged. Sales at 3l@32c.
PAkLKY.-Sales at 75c.
HAY.-]l5 per ton.
GREEN APrLrs.-$l.2 .25@1.75 per hrl.