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! DRIED and twenty acres OF Land in Scott ooun-
" for four hundred dollars. Tito good taxes all
paid. JOHN l.. COFFIN.
Davenport. February q. 1856 81
no use for sale ut Auction.
A GOOD FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
IA three stories high, with seven rooms, on III Z
north eide Of Sixth street, between Rock Island
and Iowa ats, the third house west Of Iowa 81
Inquire Of JAMES GRAsr. sale at 10 o'clock 4. NJ
on tuesday, March Sd.
feb 25.id PARKER 4 VAN TUYL.
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CLINTON BOUsE.
nORNER OF CLINTON AND OOLLE0Y
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock Of Boots aad Shoes from J. & Todd,
would respectfully solicit cont uance Of the
public patronage, I'd assures his friends that no il
ready and willing TO sell goods ct the lowest en- sh
price, at his new store Second street, opposite
he lie Claire House.
WIN. c. HARRAH.
Ssptembe 18th, 1862. nov4-du
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TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
L entire stock Of Boots and Shoes to VIM. G..
Harrah. begs leave 10 retarn his thanks to his
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
The s~me 10 his successor in business, whom 10
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
J. q. TODD.
SeptembeY llth 1861
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-02
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

Ali wishing to purchase good Machine are in
vited to examine this before purchasing else
where. Warranted one year, with proper usage.
PnIoR, S4O.-HxnnER IS, BAsrsR a. EXTRA.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
NINETEENTH WARD.
The Nineteenth ward Protected.

On Tuesday evening there was meeting of the resi-
dents Of the NnGteouta ward hca a seaman brewery
in street for tho purpose of forming
ganzaon for protection Of property from doprcda
tons. Captain McAanas ~ the Montgomery troop acted
Chairman ana Mr.. N,Firoy secretary, who stated
the Oh % tho meeting Nhsa the CT universally
enrolled themselves, placed Captain NcAanar
mand and marched a. tha polics heaaquarisrr oi tbs
Nneecnth precinct Tor the pufposo ~ cuicrfing NTH
the police abtnor les and informing them n Their Drgan
ysion Alderman Farley present api recommended
thorough orRanlatsu throughout The -sri after witch
Mcssfg losdury, he~mnu, - Nel iisncr Anderson and
different Ttaads Pckets we're posted Ia udc TIA
aublcctn. every ~ street surveillance, and the
squad pattoei tho ward during the nsht The organi.
thorough and able q protect tue ward hc ~ e
existing truIte asie.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
TuIRTExyTH wiRD.

The police 4 this ~sa about bres car, Dads
q prcperiy that by ~. psoYa o. Tsos
d.y las,, spi have insormall.a u much uov wbieh
tby vii .s1s 10 marrow
"a man, naned lam inssey ~bo, v u snegsf ~i ios
attack a. ths military IN fi1 and Dslapcsy streets %
To-.day lat arvrsssd yesterday morning Al house
10 Jasseou Ntreat AMI cent W the o~0ifn ofhor.
Ab.ut to- e'esrk n. suOwd a Defsu-s called q
tie foundry ~ lanes Tsyior, aaersx stfa@t snd o.
walds6fy ioAfs, aDd 10 ~ r~fmal thr-sieed ~
bafn IA. pAaec. Nr Taylor bot b. pare 81 he
time and tle lofefnsn sest lba NlsD~ bcame
that ths e,sd we're then At he ioaSdfy aBs defnAaa
40 glsDcs,
Asrg~nnt LAain, with a platopn a ma. ataytsl
double aui,k 10 th9 fosdfy ADD sussres.d ID afsstt.
tbe flayx I'D pefsoUe
nckAs Mcioasblp. John Isnnsly
MN fs1yle, james ~ hdsr
rsiflcs ru'tfvau. Oven ReyD0fa
@Anarl y fonDsl gAr. smith,
soorg, Wstbera, Andfsw sasnnoss
ArrrAfed " ~ The bs&1sr a the Th@y
wsre ssksd W ~ Captain ss@s await srsun lrsts.
wan IN abotn sro~g,ou The scst ~ tBa psscinet has
~, teen dstgfb~i Ito r1pisn ssry~srt snd trtvss~
a the pfcc oct deserve cs~eit fpg srorr
fs.r<ss ARD ant.irr mAnfsr UnNs ih~y have sei~1
ss Ss Is ys' ssss. hs'ips ts<s "a saO . al sssts
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
PROCLAMATION OF MAYOR oPDYkE.

MAYORS OFFICE, New YORK, July IL, 1868.
To THE CITIZENS OF New YoRK,--
The riotous assemblages have been dispersed.
Business is running in its usual channels.
The various lines of omnibuses, railway and
telegraph have resumed their ordinary opera
tions. Few symptoms Of disorder remain, ex-
cept in a small district in the eastern part Of
the city, comprising part Of the Eighteenth
and Twenty-Grst wards. The police is every
where alert. A sufficient military force is now
here to suppress any Illegal movement, how
ever formidable.
Let me exhort you, therefore, 10 pursue
your ordinary business. Avoid especially all
crowds. Remain quietly at your homes
except when engaged in business or
assisting the authorities in some orga-
nized force. When the military appears
in the streets, do not gather about it, being sure
that it is doing its duty in obedience to orders
from superior authority. Your homes and your
places Of business you have right to defend
and it is your duty TO defend them, at all
hazards. Yield to no intimidation and to no
demand for money as the price Of your safety.
II any person warns you to desst from your
accustomed business, give no heed to the warn
ing, but arrest the person and bring him to the
nearest station house for punishment as con-
spirator.
BE assured that the public authorities have
the ability and the will to protect you from
those who have conspired alike against your
peace, against the government Of your choice,
and against the laws which your representa-
tires have enacted.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
EIGHTEENTH WARD.

At about two O'Clock yesterday morning Colonel Mott
with detachment Of the sodiery, entered house In
Twenty second street, between Second and Third
nues and succeeded In searching for discovering and
securing forty Atty nrearms these being of dif.
feront patterns and principally somc
OF tbs arms were found beneath beds which
womcn--tho solo occupants Of tho house--were
pretending TO bo sleeping. II il reported that
there suspicion that there numerous ho.scs
the east side OF the city where firearms Ia large nuors
concealed and that search for th Is IN
temptation the search 20 be made II is deemed
Lieut.. COO. stone sid Il COL Mott % tho Fourtonsh
New York cavairy, had narrow escape from injury Ia
by some person unknowa 70 him, aud which pcrson fol
lowed him a long distance for the porpose stated
nous OF threatening storm s, your reportar found but
little indication of 9 renewal Of the storm be-
low. Light, aeecy clouds in the way d grim
vlsases aud darxsomo locks appexed along the
lines Of the FIRST and second avenues, and
some Of the adjacent cross sree bat These clouds
light md moveabc they noasd from place place
and failed To unite for serious storm. During t day
many an anxious curious aud nquirng phslognomy wa.
70 be seen protrudns from windows high and low but
nothing OF hterniiy "bunetN character sudden
ly dartcd from those places of late used 10 such
strange proceedings Knots gathered here and there
talked low and emphAcaly wandered about % so and
be and the whole lid Just about what may DO
y and positively Idle crowd The cars on these avenues
ran regularly and without inicuurtrn aud we're crowd
cd with those of both seres ~bo thus moved about on
business or for pleasure In all the tenement houses
Judging from peerins eyes and prutruding head.-tbr
women must have had hard time combating with
pressing curiosity and the prer.ug requirements a
the domestic relation that q curse dem,ndsd their are
sence IL places other than the windows
circuit Of this locality, made Ia, night showed that
everything Tranquil ptesentiug striking contrast
from the two preceding nights. Here AMI there, how
over small knots Of hard looking characters were
gated as waiting 10 ge "Icoaniary assistance. from
any wayfaror who might happcu % present square
chance. There was perfsc, absence H military or police
III night
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

- THE HHIFOH " THE HEI+NLp
As there was published In Of the morning papers
account Of physician being beaten the
because he attempted TO protect negro hoy from the
crowd and that notice evidently had reference my
self viii you be 40 kud publish the following
Ia the caseg-Iaie Monday night, as standnQ Va
my own hail doorway telling gentleman what further
he should do for "A sick child. | struck the head
with club In the hands Of ruifan, who Just at that
time came from Dufy's house, which then nearly
consumed SO far a my protecting negro con-
cerned, % employing black servants 81 saying
that negro good white man. IL Is all false in
every particular. None but foreign help have been
poyed la house for years and there any people
In this city who debt OF gratitude s the frsh
thousands o whom have had free In sickness
and not only professional Services. but many time
have put my hand IN my pocket and given them money
buy bread for their children and would also say that
many OF my best friends IN ths city Irish families
J. u. BIIyEN al5 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
THE SEVENTH AVENUE ARSENAL.
General KiIpstrick Visits the ArsenaI-
"soda water" "Prohibitsd-Everyt thine
0ufr .x<

During Thursday night everything remained perfectly
quiet In the vicinity the Seventh Arsenal and
throughout tho Twenty second ward. General sanford
again In command Of tho post yesterday assisted BY
tho members ~ his stan
VISIT or GENERAL KILrArRfck.
General Fitzpatrick called General sandfora ihs
arsenal yesterday morning. when Tho two generals had
long conference understood be 10 reference
tho arrival of cavalry from Washington who 10 b.
employed in Ia,roiling the streets of tho city
no MORE oosrRAn,sps ADMITTED.
In future coiorod people will be received at tho
scnal, their presence it Is thought viii onlv tend
prcclpila,o an attack oandns and providing 10,
their wants ia the arsenal add. considerably b. the Ia
bors of those who engaged 10 its protection.
TuE WOUNDED REMOVED.
Tho wounded removed from the arsenal yer,er
day and taken ~ the city IoHplta They all dolns
well and expected 10 couyacScs Ia a shUrt time.
LIQUOR STORES CLOSED.
General Sanford Yesterday ordered al the liquor
In tho vicinity q the arsenal 70 be c~e mp aud 70 keep
closed for he next three days This order rendered
necessary Va consequence ~ tho IA Instances
becoming little TOO ercrvesc"n, after having drank SINE
"soda water p which the storckeepera was tho on,
liquor they had been selling
ALL QUIET IN THH WAND
No signs ~ disturbance were visible In the Twentleth
ward yesterday. In many instances the wurfnan were
all engaged In their usual ayocations and but for c~
partially closed stores and the prcsonc. q tho mil
supposed this ward had rroenty been the u
terrible nshing Prom tho satian o. many
persons ooogogated in barroom and other racs n pub
lie resort very evident that there u fc"linr n
dcop hntpathy tho three hundred dollar clause 81 the
Coascrption act.
A CORRECTION.
In account of tho encounter between the military
under Captain Gradofo and tho peopl. tuesday iast
Inadvertently stated that yoley was ntci over the
heads the crowd The Yol.rY nred straight int
them, killing ani woundng largo number.
THE SITUATION Iasr NIGHT.
Everything hetokened that tins garrison would remain
undi-turbcd during the night The cannon remained 70
the avenue guarded by strong force q mitafy who
eDdeayored shslter themselves from the ram Va the
door of the adlacrnt houses. At O'Clock Colonel
Dazzling who had been acting nold ocor oi the day
wns relieved by Colonel Henry Moore.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
IWEvTY-FlRsT WARD.
The seventh Regiment on Gusrd-"Al
Qutst Along the Linss" Sssterday.


Yesterday vas oct in tbe ycnRy a ssoond and Thrs
avenues rre seventh regimsui liacef ~ guard
up 10 three ococs tbs Afternoon aud tgk ~ fssl9a
IN Ibr,y4ourlh and Ihry1fth streets sItsrs as -
attempt si disturbance q aoy descrvtonS Thsrs ~e's
hossycr over t~o hladrcd ho4sss yisi- ssooas ,Dd
Thlrd ayeDa.- IRON whc... were taksfss gasniny -
arms hch s.re tasen " ~ Iscniy hfHl yfefsi -
Too h9nse a 1hnty arm street Jadg- hca4nn scot
arosnd tna vars,as dsaroetel - shbaghas daring -
Afternoon and os1psolsa every ~ -bpn - ns' y -
AZ. military usre Wshlfsvn iron iise sbbghosa
SoSE oy rns .rNEsrH isgtAgD-.s irctprwT ~
rHrEss.Y NsiE orgRaFfoSs
-, The eorpaf a Th,tleih fiss-, aod rhHa
xhtIe he s.rvoa,a resfnen' that vlcaay ~
Ihursday ngnt sasnsn n2s Fesn - hfs 'roTn 30 =
~. n.r h.ss several shots scre .r~i ~ hox sat Is
siencn tbcir eoua- frow g~-~ra ~. So 'he
s1lasrv q hs ssy~rtb ~ests,ed from f-saruisg ~ nrs
Al lat several = ustn ct ato ~ h0'4ss " t@-
. n.at uss ~ss arlas W s,revs from bshni tb~
sssT-i arBfe a ~onsn ID@s man tbsy m~sass'sy
,b ,.r,,a u the staisrr~a, thsi s~versg a ~. s-s
,a,t sere aYared fA@sg o. f4D1sf - sbstgysf -
us sane pos srr - ts~sn fe"l'"s sefaich iN'nx
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- tt,e ps,ldier. srsas frou lara sv~aae sui lhftv
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-. Yvst 1fsNvs 10 that mfsA raads ~ NJ tai itet
ertryIh4us b~aasrs tAe 4fss,sst "a iancs To Bsu
.,e.ttng their afuY snt to- hsaFy tamp - 'bs -
4 - mad "a go isff bll = ~ tsolss hsa
~ ix,xs ta1 rbG.s fsftev.m fHtfty thffd s'fsss
49,. rhlrd s.ere~ ras-~rsr@i ~ rlfDs iros -
st.hs awe -ltA ~ 1u.st~si ~bAs - fstrs
EStsn N TbrtY nfih trs~i bssss- % aFagt~sss 4
,1,s,y Tss - 80 Tore - tbs yresrct yn3sf ~, ~
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c,Sa. ars hs esseMsa rsrsafy mred sysgS r. 49, 6fes
-. =, st.wy ~ sssn H~n tb@ tmfS ats uafs ~
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The New York herald., 1863-07-18
He CounseIs Peace and Deprecates tho
Wanton Destruction OF Property.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM HIS GRACE
The Latest from the Excited
Districts.
HOUSES SEARCHED FOR ARMS
&e., ke., &c.
&c.,

Almost perfect order reigned throughout the
whole city yesterday. The wards where the
highest excitement has prevailed we're filed
with large forces Of military, who patrolled the
streets entirely unmolested by the populace.
Business went on almost as generally as before
the unfortunate disturbances took place, and
all the cars and stages performed their trips as
usual. A number Of regiments have arrived
from different quarters, and the authorities
appear not to apprehend any further disturb
ance.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
SIXTEENTH WARD.

This ward presented It's usual quiet and Industrious ap
pearance during tho principal part Of the day yesterday
but about quarter 70 eight O'Clock IN tho evening nre
broke ont in tho cloak and shaw store 2i3 Eighth
nne which destroyed the whole of tho stock but by tc
active OF the IRE companies the neigh
borhood, and by Engine Company No 90 in particular
which the first hand the nrc quickly gubduod
without much damage 20 tho buiing. Too much praise
cannot be awarded 10 m body OF police -four of whom
from the Twenty seventh precnct) who were In
simultaneously this spot and who eloctualy prevented
any trouble az any mcant) taking place Tho
closed when tho IRE broke out that there " every
reason 10 suspect that Il caused by accident more
than premed alton.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
TWENTIETH WARD.
The First writ OF Habeas Corpus.

The first habeas oorpas relation 70 the release o one
Of the alleged rioters served Captain waIling u
the Twentieth precinct, yesterday morning. Daring The
fight the military and the people, In the Twcu
tieth precinct, u Il SAID that man namei
Morris BoIe was observed hffng ou The No'i~
from window the vicinity Iisf soldiers
arrested him mi delivered him over o. tho t.
hcc lie was detained ~ the rsentcth precinct station
h0lse, and yesterday morning writ q iabeN z rpua
was tszIed ~ Judge Mctann, calling - Captain NAlug
H. produce the body. Tho United states agtbofiten
claim the pfE0ner Therefore hee1 givru y the
sumnons Tho writ hear bare 10 scnl, ana VA 10,
Ia the usual form.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
FIFTH WARD.

During yesterday the negroes In this ward displayed
an uneasy feeling lest they should be subjected further
violence. Thoso among them who moderately
wealthy have lett the precinct Our reporter travelled
through the ward yestery and there appeared be lit
tie II any, disposition 10 modest them They nocked at
all hours to tho station house yesterday order OBJ
tain lodgings.
Many OF the laborers the Erie and other piers in
West street have resumed work but the docks
colored men were regularly employed up last week
not now appears. The ongshoremcn sti evnce
disposition 10 prevent coored loading unloading
cargocs and from present indications It will reQuipo
strong force to protect the unfortunate negFoes should
they resume work. iaborer openly boased last
ing at the corner OF Duane and West streets that
few days dozens Of black would oat the stream,
Worth street but there prospect they
will be attacked. The ward generally remained quiet
yesterday.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
% WORTH STREET Ngw foRx July IL, 1853.
There are three twelve FOUNDER howitzers station
ed In the street. guarding the upper and lower ends
detachment of marines duty since tho
evening Of the 18th under command Of Captain Greyson
and Lcutenans timan and Meade. The detachment Of
saHors are under Command of Lieutenant Commander
Meade and Ensign Harding vgilmt watch is constant
y kept, and sentres stationed night and day post
and permitted TO enter the lines night save
those who hold the countersign. Our In excel
lent spirits and long for brush with the crowd aud
should they come you may be certain That the
and sailors Will give good account OF themselves The
officers commanding exceedingly vigiant, and the
report OF gun at hand any unusual
may he heard the areAcaed instantly 10 thor quar-
tera Yesterday our men were the recipents Of
no good,y & supply ?, , eoas from u sea'lsmaa n.,
that hs friendship n strong for his
coffee To-day Messrs. Claain, Mellen Co kindly for
for the and the Nessfs Stewart, Co., Of the
refinery gddened the hearts aud catered
served fruits. CRuIsER.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
TENTH WARD.

The police force in this ward busily engaged
all day yesterday searching the deren, localities where
suspicion rested for stolen goods and succeeded in
recovering a considerable quantity II any or tho
citizens OF the ward know Of tho whereabouts Of any
Of the goods that those we're
broken open they would be serving the ends n Justice
informing the police OF IT, Up 10 very late hour every
thing quiet IN this ward and this authorities the
headquarters anticipate further trouble. they are
well prepared for anything that may take place
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
THE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS ORDER.
Circular No. ~.
WAX DFFAHTWfNT,
PRoyosT MARSHAL GENERALS OPFIcE,
WAsHINGrnx Inlv IL la63

PRoyosT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1868.
The operations Of the draft lately ordered in
the New Englandsand Middle States, though
in most instances completed or now in pro-
gress without opposition, have in one or two
cities been temporarily Interrupted.
Provost Marshals are informed that no orders
have been issued countermanding the draft.
Adequate force has been ordered by the
government to the points where the proceed
ings have been interrupted.
Provost Marshals will be sustained by the
military forces Of the country in enforcing the
draft, in accordance with the laws OF the United
States. and will proceed TO execute the orders
heretofore given for the draft as rapidly "a
shall be practicable, by aid Of the military
forces ordered to cooperate with and protect
them. JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
SIXTH WARD.

Nothing Of interest ranspred in this ward yesterday
The people peaccabe; and In almost every street
and alley Of the precinct they devoted themselves to
ther discussions aud denunoiattons Of the CONSUMPTION
Tho conversation Indicated that the groups who had
gresated al almost every aborod under the i'm
presston that the draft law dead letter II ~, per-
hars needless 20 state that unpleasant would
be incurred by any person who should advocate
scripon In this precinct
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

latter may sometimes tickle romantic magnations but
can never convey moral worth receiving to the human
heart. Let Mr. Greeley and Mr. Bryant assa they
will, shall not resent their attacks until social tran
quity shall have been re In this great city
But, In tho meantime, 10 myself the right OF
resentng their assaults when the proper time
Respectfully, your obedent servant.
tJOHN, Archbishop Of New York.
NEW York, July II, 1868,
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
TINE PUBLIC INVITATION Of ARCHBISHOP HUGHES,

speech Of the Venerable PreIate-scenes
around the Arcnie pfseepal Residence.
In response TO the Invitation Of the Righ, Reverend
Archbishop Hughes, OF this city, crowd Of Catholics
Irsb and Others Numbering than i've thopsand nor
s.ns assembled front Of the Arehiepcopal rssissnoe
n nsds,o sysase, u tSs ssloeh r.ssssdsy afgso,s.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

solves into patrol for 'he purpcss OF protecting th
lives ara property OF the residents. A committee wal
appointed 10 take the nccsfgafy niiaory stps and
other meeting will be held on sunday 20 com iote the
ganixaton. The names 81 Tho parties in the moyemcp
are AZ yet not 10 be published.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
NEW York, July l
FIRST WARD.

This ward was remarkably quiet yesterday. The only
occurrence OF note was attempt made sack the por
ter house OF Mr. Boxer OF Wall and South streets
The police were however promptly hand, and
dispersed the crowd but little damage being done tho
place.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

the city since Monday morning, and thcy all appear
about used up but willing do all in their power 70
tain the reputation they acquired these drt
sturbaneo commenced The excitement IN this pre-
cinct has wholly subsdod and tho police anticipated
further distur bsnce.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
YOrkvtIlr.
TO THE EDITOR or the HrRAl


YoKsvIiiK. July rs, 1893
IN your account ~ the lrcmcn of Yorkyilc you Civ,
credit 20 tngtne Company No ~, alone when tnrlu,
TO- Hose Company as and Hook and Ladder Company No
10 did as much an a. Engine did. JusliCE