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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

PORT OF GmuAE@.
ARRIVED, ...........--Aug,5 s
ff B bss;an snn4s
basE eha@ploh. Carr cs'asni. o tons coa,. g. tons
ga1k $si Ellsworth Fltzgssa,A Buffalo, Is tons coal.
hesE h Il 81 psis5
H1iE Eost Ea!ns, !sslEsop; l EsilalS: g s4s xSe9.
h5 ser E?a I enen. WSite Iake. Is lumber. Is
sssE ssss Ssa sfssa g. ) saefs lumber
sssE afs:s esss Rsg e|f a%sse lumber
S.: $ss!sss
Ssr Gne}lssns ha1en g ss
sehr & sidniF bf. Jastnef. Cleveland. iii tons eeaI
as'Ss?
sehr iizsic ThToop, V6ert stuske;on, q N lumber,
ssE sssE SSs 81! q,
es
ssi bSSs sSs aSsss sss
Fsss fP ss e R sss 7ss Ssss's :s3sss
ss Ess S:: Hss ssss g. eesp so
Prop Potomac, GILBERT Bualo 2 600 bu corn, $50 bsls
npnr, ....
Prop Sun, Jones' Buha1o, oo bush corn, 15o hrls
Hour.
Fark Norman, Ferguson. Little Laamice.
Bark Danube. Cotton, buffalo, ID SO In coru.
Schr TroWbttLge, ShacktorI. nnhalo. 1b N ln1n5.
Schr II Ballard, Pratt, Huffalo, 1861 bu wheat:
Ech.lDck Someta Alderman, Hudalo, 2 100 bu corn.
schr Princess Alexaadfa sldletou, Kingston, 5ooo
, 1863-08-06

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibnnc.1
DETROIT, august ), 1853.
CP-BafE Northwest; B,fgs Bay CITY, standa1t
SchTs. Surprise, Eesoluts. AthenIa1, Monticello,
Owas CO. Eel1sy, Gamecock. Shook. DeWo1t-
Dowy-PEops, Mendoza. Eeuo.ha; Bark GoEa
Echrs. Norris. Hart. Pauline. Cuba.
, 1863-08-06
GH1FXKNfs B1 LIE E0E TIE l4asT TWRRTg'FoCX
HOURS.
Flour. Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye Barl.y
bria- bu, bu. bu bu. bu.

Total..-..... 15O 80. 3D -.
The receipts Of produce during tho past twenyfonE
hours comprised 20 brls -four; 7ao bu wheat 7G 40
hu corn, and ss b1 barley The shipments during the
time unusually ught-only LEGO bals flour,
and 2ocobu corr
Under better avtces from New Fork, tho grain mar
kes were teE but closed without any very material
improvement. There was better inquiry for Wheat,
hut holders evinced disposition to SELL The bans-
actions we're Light At $lue9t Is for new No. Fed Win
ter $tG2 for No. Red 65S8e for No. Spring;
Sc for Rejected Red and s7ac for Rejected Spring.
Corn was in moderate demand md firm. m ad-
vance OF @4c per bu, with saes Of yellow at Sc
b.: Canal Mixed at 5Qk@50xc ai1oat Mixed at 5oK@
sic aoat Mixed in store at ls39c, md Rejected ut
{G{7Hc.
Oats were Gull and unsettled with sales Of about
1oe0 bu at 42Hsisc 1or old, anu 3ol2c for new No
In store.
Rye was neglected and no,nlnal1y unchanged, Bar
leg quiet ut f5&soc. ...
Tie market Tor Bless Pork il firm but inactive. Bnlk
Meats are in reduced supply and arm with sales Of
cear siles at sx9ssc packed short lib rniltes Mt
5xc; dry salted shoulders at Sc, and plata smoked
hams At SIC.
The Flour market was duh and almost neglected,
with sales Of White Winter at $s 5o Spring extras at
$500, and Spring anu Winter supess At $2s7H@3s.
Highwfnes were quiet ut H@HAc. Wool dull and
nominal at 9soc eat dull at s. 10 for onoudagn and
Saginaw Liverpool @ A Is held at $1.15.
Lumber cargoea are In active demand and arm, at
$lso0@143, at which figures we note several sales.
The Dry Goods market IS very active, and note
advance Of 2@4c Brown Sheetings, Prints are ad-
vanctng. The general tendency is to higher figures.
Thanksgiving.
To-day being appointed as general day Of Thanka~
giving. therc wifi be no sesslon Oh Change,
, 1863-08-06

;seR ese rssas sc q ::
&C CHEssE q; It ioxa,le for uamaurxA and ,ae
,oc oCc6FeT1SSAse ei S ofm and moderately ae,.vs At "a
xF1sIH,N;Ats Fl. : steady and unchanged. We quote;
~ yhtsa .&111xEa5 SIX
GoG Mn,e Esh S71.t3 TX
FEoiTDrea App;:. sJe Sa; in = SIC Z ssHa
ios RITZ 'h 3nio and Ssw Torf. very 6t!ahs X
hIpEs-AEe Inactive. Tee:els no cha, 20 in prce..
II Ea!tsd:
hiaa qpisi saiss 1sie: !. ii. Z 1
&ssa | e. I, s,ss sss ''; 4ss sssf
S5s s.: Ss, ssGs o astaa 5ssk fas sts
e@ 3H'iR 2e ssoe.sss "a ):
:. ss9s It a ~
l1.sss1tl1s Clear. per go ft,,....... @as e
Third Clear, !" .......... 25.oteo 500
SeT Sssee s. ss1ss Rs S
oa s0s E'sta.:..:...::..::: d:::::::::: s@s.ss
Eaa soafds... 93@
E5st SssI Fiossias. ias1d:::.::::.:::::. $1,000
Ss$ S;sss sSs.s dressed fisSs:S$
- common do................... l5.utai6.oo
ssss*:a kSs* a? ss!ssis i N ~
ss@sa EGG Sa,sass ssssssss s
No.1.................-..... 5.ufN 5.@9
Tpgn lpo 1e.MN&3m@
FEoVisIoEgiffIifmi ani active: Saies we.s; ip,on
e. e clear sdes 4 # 54c racksd SEE rs 10 sm9Sed as
sssd nS g e1 aas
.1s %s %:elns snss 9 ns
+ NJ 5iis a 81. 9nena
heli 1t $1.75.
New York MnrAefa-Auxust S.
Co1ros-Ftrmer At ee&s7 for middnng uplanda.
.r sss & ssss, S99s ose s
y NmsxT.FiiaeT se: % Tsss i f:sssste. s5ssss
i i nc Ssl1s pS' III ais
,S5 sa1 a1a 4 sss 81
t:s ssia ssa S5s 5s
% @ Bacon e aa a9s sss se4 ssss
sa o sspss ssa e Lard quiet and steady as'S
Oswego' 'lInrketA-Auz. s.
ELora-n1n but unchanged. ,
but qoict i1iinos i sii Mixed :s a. e. '' .0f
wheat ioc, corn SIC to New TorE.
Tho Foreign Markets.
PER srxAnsl fBy Telegraph.
LATEST VIA. QUEENSTOWN.
naz4ps1cFTs- -Eaascr: The weather Is favorable for
FEov1s1ox:-- Steady. Bacon upward.
cea2i disceant: Ee sssS IL sabei iS iosSa 1t u
lied from tho decline. and Is quoted II per cent. Ills.
, 1863-08-06

BUSH Observation-Disclosures Bush, who
was arrested on Monday, at the complaint Of
the relatives md friends, upon the charge Of
numbering his wife, (who died on the esth ult.
in the town of Jefferson. Cook county,) had
on examination before Justice Blown yester-
day, and atter hearing all the facts that could
b. gathered from witnesses, including the at
tending physician and the Coroner, who made
post morten examination, Mr. Bush waa
discharged, the charge not being sustained.
, 1863-08-06

CHICAGO DRIVING PARK Assoc1Ar1oN.-It
will be seen by reference to the advertisement
In another column, that the formal opening of
the Driving Park Association will take place
on the 25th instant, and that there is to be a
week of sport, during which over 81, 500 will
be trotted for, Us follows: On Tuesday, Au-
gust 25th, a pure Of $500; on Wednesday the
e6th, purse Of $500, and purse Of 31o0; on
Thu1sday tho eth, 4 purse Of $500, purse Of
$50, and purse Of $50; on Friday, a purse
Of 500. These matches will doubtless he
largely attended,
, 1863-08-06

The above safe was manufactured by HERRING
d CO., only makers or HERR1NG'S NEW PAT
ENT FIRE AND BURHLARPRO0F SAFE,
COMBNED WITH PATENT CRYSTALIZED
IRON. The most reliable Bankers Safe now
nude. WENN1NG .E CO.,
~ arf1o
, 1863-08-06
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbnne.1
BRIp9EPo1T. Aug. s. lea.
CLEARED.
Advance. Athena, -
Lady Franklin, Athens. ....
John IrNc1lts Morris 81 btls aal 81 brls mdze
C Wallace LnSa2le 100 br1s salt, 900 II lumber
2,f0 shingles.
ARRIVED.
.Johnstown. Lasalle, $500 bn corn, 800 hu wheat.
Constitution, Iockroft $50 bu corn
Itmo. Norris 500 bG corn, sooo rs drainage pipe.
, 1863-08-06

THANKSGIVING SoC1ABLE.-The ladies Of
the Desp1aincs Street M. E. Church will hold
scclable and festival ut their Church, (be-
tween Van Buren and Harrison Streets this
evening. No charge will be made for admit
taucc, but refseahments Of fruits and Ice
cream will be cold, and a collection taken, to
aid the Sanitary Commission. Let all who
have desire to do something for our suffer-
ing soldiers attend. Speakers and music will
enliyen the occasion.
, 1863-08-06
New FORK Stock and Money lInrker-Aug.J 5,
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EvEaIsa, August 5. 1868.
HEcEIPIa FOB TIE Pact TwENTY-FouR HOURS.
Flour. Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. Brltr.
, 1863-08-06

YouTHFUL QFFENpERs.- s.--Yesterday NOR
nirg Bichard Wallace and Michael Mann, two
little outcasts, xere brought before the POLICE
court, charged with stealing money and wkis-
Ky tickets from liquor sellers TIL. ia tho
, 1863-08-06

Al Police Court To.pAY.-The morning
session will begin at half past seven. No at.
ter1oon session.
, 1863-08-06

THAsKsa1v1Sa DAr.-To day being set
apart by the President as day Of National
Thanksgiving, praise and prayer, no paper
will be published from this office on FrAay,
, 1863-08-06

THANKSGIVING DAY.-The Custom House
and o. s. Depository will be open to-dny till
ten o'clock.
, 1863-08-06

utS&fealJ II-ope'o1s oaek'Eaoi"4 VI ouA VFeA1|
But the period Of inaction has passed, aud we
have reaeon to congratulate onrselres that It 11s
not rcsulted In decay and dissolution. AZ lndis i
uals, and association, VIC still live, and after
the lapse Of three years We meet again IN largely
tnc1taatd numbeEs1 and With renewed strength,
The nost marvellous cseatlon and monument OF
american enterprise, as well az the most striking
Illustration Of the rapid growth and expansion Of
And il would Be IN mpazdonable neglect Of
manifest duty, II we should not feel and ackuowl-
edge, with profound gratitude. the favor OF Heaven
in euch force p1disturbed, and in protecting to
such an extent the interests OF education which
wc rcpmeent. notwithstanding the calarnaties
The distinctive pcculiarity Of our organization
is found In the fact that It is both ndtlonds and
pTe9euiondI., II is the on]y educational body Of
our educational associations for the past thirty
yeare lave been for the most part limited to
etate or section Of the country; and though their
usefulness is beyond question. thelr tendency is
pstuate local ideaa and ByEtems-
The American Institute OF Instruction, though
highly nse1nl and honorable Society; whose II. II
dpe1cc has been, and ia TOW widely felt ts wholly
supported from the School Fund Of Massachusetts,
and drripg the thiftythrcc years Of its exiatsnee
it has held bat one meeting beyond tue limits Of
The New England StAtcs-moet OF its working mem-
bcre having their residence in few Of the Allan
tic Statee and therefore It cannot jnst1y claim 70
be what ite name implies, and what it was intend
ed to be-tru1y national in its scope and opera
tiong.
But the national character Of this body evident
In it, design and origin in the places OF it, meet
tnes in the generality Of It's representation a1a ID
before me. / Gee within these walls delegates
from nearly every loyal State, not only fn the ysl-
ley the Mississippi. but beyond the Aueghentes,
meeting.
The constitution provides that membership
shall be restricted to tn. &c who arc actually en-.
gagged IN education ~ husineas, eiths5 81 teach
=. supertntsnde1t OK edltor thus scsurins 10 It
to bsteved, will tosd to insure both il efeien
| q and ite pe'pt4n'ty The Amesicsn IA: :ocisfinn
tcx thc Au<ane. Eaent Of Education, which VIA n.
, 1863-08-06

TO elevate ttc character and advance the 1n,.r.
-fr or lit poH fflon Of ee tcAtng, sud 10 n.oTnnte
AIT tsJse OF popular education tn the Cnited
: :: ~ u ~ 70 -A~e*@
, 1863-08-06

EXCURSION TO MADISON, WIs.-Do not fail
TO go to Madison on the 18th inst Tickets
good to the 23d. See advertisements
, 1863-08-06

Th0nkA2tyinGs
To-day being appointed as general day Of Thank
giving. there will be no eesslon on Change,
, 1863-08-06

Oswe9o' o'1Inrketh-Aua. 5.
fLora-pnn bnt unchanged.
GRA1N-Whcas quiet anil no sales. Corn unchanged
but quiet Illinois Mixed SIC,
CANAL FEE10HfS-A aflAsa weaker. Flour &c,
wheat 11c, corn 8Hc New York.
, 1863-08-06


Who can estimate the vast influence OF the t~else
Reports Of Horace Mann aa Secretary OF the Mus
saehusetsl l Board Of Eaueaton' !, Ms Elm Rsnott
tions within the lat twentydse ycara to convince
capitalists Of the value Of elementary instruction
a. means Of incteaslng Al tue value lll 81 labor: @
made in the rate Of wagea paid to 1eachers made
quate compensation IL By far too general. ImeAs.
Sy tic rste Of The salaries paid tho teschsrs There
uny be cxct ption. in particular schools. STILL in
my Judgment, ,ths the best general test As rule,
and % rewarded. v IL 81 this point school oafeers and
the people asc rot sufficiently enlightened. We
should epdeavor to make every body understand
cation. aud that good education must cost money.
But what belongs to teachers Themselves to do
more tbhn anything else in fartherance OF the OBJ
5ss1s q o9r stsoesoa Is tae s1aay or taS 9eleaes
edge which il strictly professional. Tho want OF
enterprise In this respect. think, may 5ns;ly be
dciency peculiar to any particular class OF grade Of
tAachets. It applies TO protessos5 in colleges as
well as to teachers Of common schools, to those
permanent profession and TO those who make 1t 4
temporary sojouln while on the way to another
proiesslon or the 100 900 teachers in the country,
Ate.aiure Of The day! But a email pass Of this
s,i1 smaller Part have 1saa my bsoss on the e
boast Of respectable educational library. Scarce
" any foreign books relating to the subject are i-
ported, and the number OF volumes annually pub.
tished and eold In this county Is, had almost
raid, 1idiculously small eonsIaertng the number Of
persons who ought to be readers OF such works
II p1oof of this unwelcome truth was needed tt
would be sufficient to refer to single publication
-Imean Ba1na- -d's Journal of Education which
has now reached Its thirteenth volume, library
in Itself Costing little, considering the amount
Of matter It contalns embracing exhaustive trea.
tihes on tlmoet all departments Of education; yet
NJ. told that the number Of copies sold hss not been
sufficient to pay for the stereotype plates This
fact ia net complimentary to American teachera
aa body. or the numerous teachers whom !
| have k1oNn, how few cRa name who have made
education study, who have read to any consider.
able extent on is philosophy. its methods i!a in
etltutions its biography and it, literature! Here.
then, IN zny Judgment, is found, to-day, the most
practical and effcacious 1ueans Of speedy eeEa-
lion of the character Of our profession " course
broad aud solid basis OF general education is an
Indispensable requisite to form the accomplished
/, schcs but let every teacher, according 70 his
nbIiity procure and read the best books and peri
oi1icaIs On education, md tnca1enlable benefits
wnnla be the results. It would work \ Eerolutton
| In the profession and In education at the same
time, md prove An efficient means OF promoting
:. Pnfessional study consists mainly In learning
from ths experieoce ot othets. This IL the means
and condition Of all progress. Without It ciytl:
zstion !teeI Eon!d be Impossible. know o1
, 1863-08-06

su1cDE-On Monday last Charles Whitney,
aged about twenty. three years, residing IN
the North Division, went into drug store
and purchased seven aud half grains Of
morphine, returned home and swallowed the
whole. He fingered until next evening 1t six
O'Clock, when death put an end to his suffer.
ings.
, 1863-08-06

Professor Z. L. Grant, Of Louisville, Ky, said
that in obedience to the dictates Of big own heart
a SCULPTOR: fos The purpose Of getting some memo
rial of hin and atter presentIng his drawings, he
looked around. and was surprised to sss the vast
amount Of work which WAS going On Persons Of
In lie different departments allotted to them,
stdY!ns to copy accurately the marble example,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

Larger arS3o charged at Tue ftte oi yffoo ~
each additional SQUARE,
For halt square, two-thirds Of th above
rstee;
Business Cards not 20 exceed lines. 30 o. PEI
annum
For each change an additional ehargeof 20 cent?
GER square will bo made.
Large outs ch arged double tho same dimension
II type.
Yearly adscrtising contracts will bs undsrstoo.
10 apply strictly to the immediate business oi the
advertiser, ant al Other advertisements son. IN by
the aiyertlser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements not accomp aniei with instrus
,lons will be Inserted until forbid, and charged
sordngy.
Editorial notices charged for at therate Of 10
ssnts per limo, oght words, and special notice.
NJ 10 cent? per line, or 50 cents line per week.
All notices Tor religious and benevolent pur-
poses of any kinl whatsoever. % ordinary length
except single announcements of marriages ana
deaths charged 20 cents per ass -tion.
Advertisements from abr d tst be paid ior
,nva,.abjy ~ aduonee, u, iess from approved
Agents.
Contracts for yearly aivertising terminle
tho option Of adverti 8ers, thoy paying advance
mont OF 70 per ce.t. on the contract price.
Advertisement inserted next TO roadng matte r
- per cent. ad vance on the above rates and keI
On 1T "a pages, % pef cent. advance on rexna
rates
Aiitransient advatL.sements must be paid for o
advance.
Advertisements inserted Ia weekly on reason.
lie terms.
RICHARDSON b BURDliT
GAZETTE COMPANY
HENRY LISCHER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

SHIPMENTS by rail from Davenport,
week ending Oct. 10; $50 bbls Flour 4.s00
Ia Wheat 305 sacks Malt 20 tons Meal; 300
scaks Bran !; l, 200 bu Germ 2iO Live Hogs
40 Live Cattle
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DAVENPORT. IOWA MONDAY EVEN lie. OCTOBER H. 1853.
SUPREME COURT
oCToBER fKRM.
CALrB BALDWIN, Chief Jussice.
g. 6 g. 9 w.,ss'' sn". lyudse..

R: R: 2: 2. k..ss'' no..' Judges.
Monday. Oct. II.
WI Smith " Henry county, Henry Co. No
tion TO supply record sustained.
l744 Horace Fey, sppit, ~ Thoaas 0sssn q
Ai, Jones Go. Affirmed on notion.
17so The County OF Tams " Peter Brush ct sl
Tama Co. Affirmed On motion.
1885 tdward Hale VI James Pollock, Jehnsou
Co. Affirmed on motion.
1855 susan Nixon " Nath aniel Speoesr. To
ma Go Affirmed on motion.
1855 Ashcrafs b Co W Samssl Worhaaa et d.
johnson Co. Affirmed.
1877 John Armstrong W John Pisrson. Motion
TO affirm judgnsnt overrulsd.
1865 Cummins, Seaman Co W Bradley I Nc
Cuilough, jefferson Co. Revsssed.
1857 Huribut 4 Van valksnburg 70 Bradley 4
Mccullough, Jefferson Co. Reversed.
1858 Lloyd 1 Black " Bradley / AeOulleaeA,
jefferson Co. Reversed.
1877 Myers W Smith, applt, Aahaska County.
Judgment below to bs modified % corrected and
entered in this Court and in III other respects af
frmed.
1865. Geo W Hu.s, spplt, - Cos 1 Wells, Mus
cAsins Co. Affirmed.
1909 Calvin Skunk - ohm Oeksitrss OF o..
Cedar Co. Affirmed.
1854 John II Hershec st al " BENZ Hsrshss. o.
al Ausoatine Go. Affirmed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

Your Du1Y.-Next to the duty of
cilissuship is that Of going to Kshos 4 Car
tsr,'s. opposite LIZ Claire Bouss. aud purshas-
ing your fall and winter supply Of dry goods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

ANOTHER RApvANcR.-Flour went up
fortv cents on the barrel 10 day at one leap.
and all other kinds Of grain in proportion.-
Oo,nis nioety csnts per tushsl in Chicago
Think Ct that. you who have. corn to sell. and
make arrange mspts to get rid Of 1t - soos ss
poRstkls
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

DowskIaEr Tasyr.- The Republican
have put The word-"U nion" at the head 81
their tickets Tnis 10 . clear case Of" steal
ing the the livery Of heaven to serve the devil
in" and pc one with half an eye open caa be
swindied into voting any such ticket.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

VOTE FOR HARVEY LKoNARD He 10
one Of the most trusty and efficient officers
that ever held place Of truat In thie county.
II you want the affairs Of the SHERIFF. efics
sbly conducted, vote for him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

DuBIoUs.-The chances are that the
ele,iion /. morrow will be . very vet ONE
Such an unfavorabla turn may be the msass
OF defeating the dsmocra.ic ticket. but ws
hope nat no democrat will be st all scrupu.
ious about getting = little duckiog On such
a o important occasion.
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HENRY sEI.Ry
\. A. EID. w. u,

INEALER ~ FUNNiTURE. CARPETS
~ Mats, OIL Cloth Mating, indow Shades
te East Second ST. next deor to Perry. ly21
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

Remember that the democratic tick
ct 10 the MON Ticket and the only Union
tiskst in the field. II you are favorable TO
the restoration Of the Union vote that ticket
svsry time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
/ and residence No. 23, corner Main ani Third
roots, Davenport Iowa. julyl-d
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DR. GFo. ". lfcCARN,

npYSICIAS AM SURGEON. OFFICE
i in room directly over the Post Office.
DR.. Gro. W. MocARNs residence, east side oi
Brady, second dor from corner Of 9sh.
inn Q-lWti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

JANIS I. LANE. bonn NJ. DAY.
LANE & DAY,
A TTORNEYS At LAW. OFFICE IN SAN,
"A Pcuy's new biosk, opposite tho Post Office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

CARRoLL's IMPROVED CURRENT WATER
WHEsL-A few daye sinoe We rode up I
ths .'Rscks" to observe the action Of new
Improved current water wheel. constructed
On the turbine principle BY our ingenious
fellow oitisen, W. l.. Carroll. architect. As
far ss We are able to judge. We should think
that Mr. Carroll has struck upon an Idea
which. when fully developed. will render the
swift current % our rapids very ser viceable
10 driving machinery Of all kinss. Thoes
who take 40 interest in these matters should
20 up to the place whore It is sst-jost above
shs Watkins farm-and see IT, This wheel
having been sold will be removed 10 ten or
twelve days.
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ARDS.


PHYSICIAN. SURGEON. OCULlST AND
Aur,st. 0fhce In Post flee Block, recently
occupied by Dr. Baker. Residence, Main street,
near Spring, East Davenport, Iowa. sI4-n
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RIVER ITEMS.


Susday, October H.
A1alvnD.
JsESIs WaIPpLs, Campbell, Aontross.
CANADA, Parker, Montrcse.
DRPAASnD.
Monday.
JENNIE WHipPLs, Campbell. Montross.
BOATS LEAVING THIS RvRNfn6.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk Jenks, will be due for st. Louis and
intermediate points this evening. 4. n. Pret-
lyman, agent.
BOATS LEAVING 70 MORROW.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Captain b. W. Davis, and Clerk, r. +. Williams,
will depart for Keskuk and way points this morn
ing. 4. A. Tilebin, agent.
The Bill Henderson, Captain J. b. Rhodes,
c. King, Clerk, will be the regular Northern Line
boat for Dubuque and way points tomorrow
morning. X. NJ. Pfettymsn agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12
TO-DAY'SADVTS.

TO-DAY'SADVTS.
INDUCEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE !!
I.essss ss.. Msssrs BansLAw and LOnD.
Stage Msnagsr.... ..........J. H. Browne.
MONDAY EVENING. OCT. lsrn.
BENEFIT
And last appearance but one Of talented Artists
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Linden.
A GREAT BILL.
JACK SHEPPARD.
Jack sheppard. .............M Nm. Henry Iinden.
Joe Blusskin. ................ Mr.. Henry Linden.
Concluding with ths Gsost sosps with I'll thsef-
fscts entitled the
Mad M urderess.
Or the Ghost Of DPfdeWell.
The Mod Murdsress. ....... Nrs. Henry Linden
- Positively no Free List.
Doors opsn st1K to commence q o'clock.
Dress circlc, 50 cents PasQustte, rs cents !;
Private Boxes, IS. Seats can BE secured from >
- - - -
Choifs, Conventions, and
singing SCHOOLS, are us-
ing the Best Book Or
the Season,
"TTrr HARP nF YnnA n. -
Which. thoush hut three voeks al. has atta,.ed
4 popur. nTTv nNronArrrn
~
by any similar wosss ga u nsscng VITA
"A Demand Unnr0OedentAd !:
Ine.r,ne vi&bi. ~ mo.tAs
80. =.
n SnlA nf Efftv ThnDlnn4 CnnSna
"-"-e.
- cevefai Uonveauons nave osea is witn
use 1t this month. and lssGe nsnbsr - .eh-
ing ioI !. ;as - ss.is9 ssaso. OasaIs
y book % scaaaNsLoy c3ss;sssess 90 gAo.rs
SaSso S"s"o,. S~sssss. 49, ~ e. ps;.s n,
"Th. Ham 81 jrdsn.s 3l per eeev 50 per dos.
Sold hy aL nssis dssless - bookes'lerS. oil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-12

RAISY.-Never mind the rain but 90
TO the polls and vote the straight democratic
ticket There 10 too much at staks 10 mind
little unplessan. weather.