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A minnesota Paper and Vallnndisham.

A Minnesota Paper and VaIlnndigham.
The st. Paul Pioneer is sufficiently
intense Democratic paper, but cannot stand
Vallandigham. 1t says
"Clement L. Vallandigham is a man Of
considerable talent; Of scholarly attain
ments Of great energy Of character a
fluent speaker, and Of unboundsd ambi-
ton; but he is not in any sense q stateg-
men. BE is only sn accomplished demR-
gogue. he belongs to the same order Of
men as Greeley, Phillips and Lovejoy.
Like them, he viii, so soon as this afflicted
country resumes its wonted peace and fra
ternity, sink into deserved obscurity, never
again to be seen upon the surface Of Pub
lie affairs, for the conduct Of which be has
proved unequal.
9ln 8 parOxysm Of party madness, 10
which all popular assemblsges are liable,
he was nominated for Governor Of Ohio.
Great efforts viii be made for and sgainst
his election We have no doubt he viii be
defeated. The great wrong inflicted upon
him BY the administration at Washington,
will not save him. Two wrongs can never
make one right, and he has deliberately
chosen the worst form of wrong. tisloyalty
to his country in the hour Of its sorest
trial. For this he Is q doomed man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

All the vessels Of war engaged in the
late operations in the Mississippi are to
be surveyed, in obedience to official orders
and such Of them as need repairs are to be
sent home. This is practically withdrew
ing the present feet, as nearly every ship
composing it hss suffered severely in ae-
ton, and must be relieved.
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FROM IAN RRANCIsCO.

L-'-Il" y bAN FkANCisUO, august Z.
The reported secesb rising in Santa Clara
and other counties are untrue. r
Z General Wright has received orders and
funds from Washington to complete the
defences Of San Franeisco. ---
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

Oo1oHEL VoH1s.-The Akron Beacon
states that Colonel VOris, of the 9th Rsgi-
msnt, who was wounded at Fort Wagner, is
rapidly recovering from his injuries. The
Beacon says that few weeks Of repOse will
restore him to health and his position in the
army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

Akron Beacon items: In addition to
the HFirst National Bank OF Akron" the
GSeeond National Bank Of Akron" went
into operation on Monday last, as success
or tie. D. Bates & Co., with a capital of
one hundred thousand dollars. The fol-
lowing is a list of the stockholders Of the
new Bank: G. D. Bates, B. P. SpAlding,
Joy h. PendletOn, Nash, King & Green,
John Johnston, Edwin D. Childs, Justin P.
Goodale, James Irwin, Nelson B. Stone, Al
exander Brewster, David E. Hill, W. d.
Lapeus, James S. Gilcrest, Charles Crsnz,
Henry s. Abbey, E. S. OOmstOck, C. A.
Collins.
MORE SIX MONTHS MEN GONE 10 CAMP.
Captain J. ]. Wright left for Camp
Cleveland, on Saturday afternoon last,
with some eight or ten additional men for
his new company Of Six Months Volun-
teers. We learn from private sources, that
il the arrangement for consolidating his
squad with others, in the construction Of q
company for that regiment, Captain W.
accepted the position Of I'd Lieutenant,
which is another evidence Of his patriot
ism and devotion to the csuse Of the
Union, though the oapeain repeatedly as
sured US that whether he got 3 position
, or not he was bound to enter the service
any how. Three cheers and ''tiger" for
Lieutenant Wright
We have learned, incidentally, that Cap
tain MyrOn 7. Wright, of Co. D. 18th regi-
ment has been promoted to the
place Of Major Hays promoted tc
be Lieutenant Colonel. The appoint.
ment is not only high compliment to th'
sppOintee, and q source Of qualification t
his numerous friends in this county, but i
viii also We trust greatly promote the
best interests Of the service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

An order from the War Department ap-
proves Of the senteRse Of a Court Martial
which sentenced private George W. John
ston Of The zth Delsware to be hanged for
the murder Of james Holland, 3 black man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

Governor PierpOnt Of Virginia, has es-
tAblishsd himself at Alexandra, and for
the present the affairs Of the State win be
Administered in that city.
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Among the many certificates Of the erceIlenos and
merits Of these Panos, We would refer to the follow
MR. W. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear sir:-I have zrsat
pleasure in certifying that have tried you square
Pianos and hnd them equal, Il not superior, to any
Il tins country Among thelr great qualities Ehleh
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Waking
you al the success you 50 highly deserve,
lam, Sir, yours yeTE 1, truly
rranalation-CF From the Frsnoh.1 : : . +.
After having playedon the Pianos OF Messrs Knabs
o. il is impossible not 70 boar testimony 70 their
qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos Of their
u remarkable for their qualities Of 9oaH. The Bass
powerful, without hardness and the upper notes
sweet clear and harmoniousy melloE tchFyst
and do not hesitate to express IN regard % these in
Iruments my entire satisfaction and to declare tina,
tured IN Europe OF this country By the most cslsbra
ted nAkera. lSignsdl L. NJ GOTTsOHALk.
To messrs. VIZ. KsABr 4 Co., Baltimore II can
not but Congratulate you upon the Immense Dfogras
and improvements which you continually make on
ySqF yI & &nGs n Sa EiSn II ny 0pniO ne
Nj. eso. A. sA.Lov:-Fhess noble Instrument,
possess immense resources OF power and sxpra51ion.
The bass is sonorou9 and grand the middle reg9teEi
rice ana y H4Ao tne ngn nopes are prll-
Ths scale Is even without single haW; the seton
Z smooth and narvSlogsy easy and the peda effects
In word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy Of the great.
estArtigts, and are capable Of rendering the ne8t
competitions known IN this realm Of Art IL -ll
ELIZA SHEPHERD
r Cleveland, o.
Mr.. O. A. BARLOW, Dear sirs-It give ne plsas1rs
state that consider the Knabe Piano eqf q any
4 ID apsriOr to most instruments made IN this ooun
IT, ', especially in richness and volume Of tone.
NaEing used one Of the same for ten or more houu
Of aeh day. for two years. feal confident IN recon.
meL ding them 70 all who unacqualnted With their
greet cualihes-" an, respectfully, yours
90 saslI d o. P. LERNED,
I.aashor OF Music Cleveland HsmAl seminar
g. A. BARIsB, Dear SIR :-Tt gives me much plsas
Ire to be able 70 Gsy, that consider Knabeg Piano
be uest both IN volume and sweetness, which have
eveF plsyet upon, eifhsr n America or Europe.
Theps dal8 opsEsta with betteI e1ect thal n any
lrherinE tEqHs1ts s54 IN fact knsbe's Hotto nay
I -rF't- t-- 8seehar o. Music, Cleveland,
RsaE Il. J. NoFHEAsLI Baaehor Of Mu5io n the
Oh4s STATE Bhnd AsElun1 EEta -. After exam intna
lars nulubsr Of Wm- knabe \ Cos Piano Eortes,
uRkssffatingly pronounce them glperioF 20 any
have Rean Cher tone i8 grand And Roblds they have
Traet oapscit for sustaining the s0uzd and thelF
Volameof tone or power have n9ger heaEd eLoalied
They oomhtns with hne touch, dePth, suastneas o.
tone, purity and durability. -r
ttnshaf -pfann "a EnnarinE aii - -
Of tone RsedB only 10 be heard 70 convince Z
Che fact. ~ State Journal, OolumbuBs Ohio.
auaI5: FZ27 !
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FRnM hRW YnRK

~ New YoRK, August 14th.
The steamer Pioneer from New Orleans
August Sd, and steamer st. Mary from
New Orleans August 7th have arrived.
No news Of Importance. Hr
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IuVOrtaHt Clrcular---The Alabama For

Important Circular---The Alabama FOr-
bidder Brazilian Ports.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs at Rio
Jsnerio has addressed q circular to the
President Of the United States upon the
neutrality question between Brazil and
this country. The circular states that pri-
vsteers shall not be admitted into their
ports for more than tWenty-fOur hours and
cannot receive food or naval stores except
those that are actually necessary. This
provision, however, win not be carried out
il the same vessel shall frequently enter
q port Vessels admitted must remain in
perfect tranquility, must not increase their
crew, BY employing sailors Of any ma
tiORaity, aud then must not increase the
number or calibre Of their arnature. EE-
cry vessel that attempts to violate neutral.
ity shall leave Instantly. The circular
concludes:
And, inasmuch as the steamer Alaba-
ma, Of the Confederate States, has openly
violated the neutrality Of our empire, in
fringing the disposition Of ou. circular Of
the LIST Of August, 1861, making the IE-
land Of Rita the base Of her operations
for the purpose Of carrying prizes there,
and sailing thence to make others, which
she has caused to be burned after keeping
them some days in the anchorage Of the
said Island, his Majesty the Emperor has
ordained that the said steamer shall never
again be received into any port Of the en-
pire. /
renew to your EKcellency the as
snrances Of my greatest esteem and high
consideration.
@THE MARQUIS OF ABRANTES.
q To His Excellency, the President, etc"
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We had the pleasure Of q call to-day
from J. B. Cara editor Of the Erie Gazette.
He is stopping at the American.
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PROM nIINNRsOTA-

.-.-.--s- CHICAGO, August IA.
Special frem St. Paul, says: --rr
The reported death Of Little Crow is
confirmed BY his son who was captured
by our soldiers on the 29th ult. l-
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And priynsg Sfe1ohange given at any tine with.
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OLD PIANO IID HELoDEuRs TAKEN N ETcHARs

ALsO-ON HAND,
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"THE MARQUIS OF ABRANTEs.
" To His Excellency, the President, etc." !"
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except single announcements OF nafrlage. aHa
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The ANNUAL GRAND HUST.-On
Monday morning, bright and early, large
number OF the members Of the Davenport
Hunting Club start for the fssorits viciusge Of
S,urg con Bay. Swan Island, and the many
romantic ooves and iBets there sbounding,
for tue grand annual hunt Ali the prelimi
nariss are now erranged--the comnieea, '
department has been attended to by . select
commi. tee of old hunters A recitation vas
adopted by the club. in view Of the we'll
known al tssenious habits OF come ofthe party.
that no beverage stronger than brandy shall
be provided for the occasion. This exhibits .
degree Of respect 10 the caaee Of temperance
quite refreshing. The party is made up Of
abcnt forty persons. moss Of whom are noted
for their cunning and ekill with the rod aud
line and The shot-gnn Among these are
willard Barrows. Joshua Burr, Burr Andrews
Thos Dermody. Edwin Smith. Gen. Roberts
Asjor Duncan, Gen. Baker, Geo. L. Daven-
port, George Swan. Geo. H. Parker, and q
number of gentlemen from diff erent parts Of
the United Siates--Boeton. Gsof gsto wn, D. G.
and DstreA. The party goes on . ten day
campaign. and should the weather Be fair will
be happy family. Il is likely that they vii
bag large vsaotisy Of flss gams--st least y,
Asps se-bssssse ~ ~ ssaswhae iassesstsl
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New Discovery for tho Eyes
90 A~
~

GPECTACL ES, &C, GROUND ON THE EX-
~ act Irinciples Of spherical accursoy, BY q.
SOLOMON, tho celebrated Optician, from the
improved Spectacle Manufaetory and London Or
ncal Establishment, No. 106 Old Bond street, e.
tablished more than century ago. @. solomon
- the sole inventor Of the improved Spsctaelss
and arious improved glasses, IL now on . prsfes-
sional visit 60 this city, and may be consulted 1T
hls once. ROOM NO FARRAND'S BLOCK.
Corner Of Second and Besey streets, Davenport.
ne Will give references to persons ia the United
Scates who have found the greatest bspsnt and
comfort from the use Of the nevIv in.anHed anA
improved Spsctacles.
have examined Mr. @ Solomon's 0laaees. aad
believe them g bs constructed upon correct mir
oiples ana well suited for all such o have osear
SION 70 ass them. MCLEAN ND.
Prof Mat Med, Ac, Rush Nedical Oo,lsee.
Chicsgo, III. Dec p, 1858.
l hereby certify that an nov vesrine : pai.
Of Ar Solomons Olassss, sud hnd then o eneWef
Ssttsr purpose for sssr sightedseea then ssy
sncs nave ever used. W ELDRID0E, n y.
sm fully Of the opinion, from caeofnl examin-
alton and trial. that they ars better ceerletel q
accomplish the object dssigned, than auy NV -
fore the public, being shsped upon pSilosopAie
p'iD5s,p.ss, DsspPsss, O.. ,s. 1852. TB CLARK, Nd
Cleveland, Oct -, 1851.
Il affords me great pleasure to state that -
tiisl Of several specimens Of Spsctaclss placed y
my hands by Mr. solomon, And mvseH much
relieved fren defect Of vision, and especially
weakness Of eyss, from which have saAered IS,
the last two years Whenever ! have exsrsisej
them, even for short period of time. tAinl
they are sn excellent quality and pseuliariy
adapted for such purposes.
KIRKLAND, n D,
Professor Of Physical Diagnosis, and tAeoey -
practice Of Medicine, Ned Dsd " R College.
ool7-dkwlm
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DEPARTURE OF TIE SrH CAVALRY
From before day iigh, until about four O'Clock
ths afternoon the stb Cava Try was busiiy en-.
gagged taking transpor or,aten for the South
Over twelve bunjred men, twelve hundred
and fifty bose.-, 9 large Dumbsr Of mules
transportation wagons, smbulances and regi-
mental baggage was put on beard one hum
dred anj ioriy oars furnished by the Chicago
d kock Island and Michigan CeDtra R Railrcade
making ahout dozen long trsip.. Fbe boy,
are expect ed TO arrive in LooisvilIe to-m orrow
sveDng at tour o'clock, stopping oDly at Mich
ieau City for .hs purpose OF watering tn,
hora.s This is Que Of tie lareest and bes
regiments that ever left the state, and W,
expect TO hear big things from it when IL get,
into fight. About forty five meu are left 1
the hospital At Camp Roberts, who will fol.
low as soon a. p'sstiestia The commar dus
efices Of this reg giment are men OF energy ard
baye the entire confidence of their men, and
will lead them 10 victory. ii such fortune 10 "a
be ooi iained.
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HENRY SEIRN.
i. 4. IiIsiff. nl. ID.

ntALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
IL Mats, OIL Cloth Mating, indow Shades
40, FestS SecoDa ST.. uoxt deor 10 Perry. Iy2l
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Day SICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
T. in room,iueefiy over the Post 0aiee
Dir. GEo ". hesAHi.'s residence east side Of
Sssdy. second door from corner Of sth.
IAN Y-tytf
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RnLIGI0Us NOTICES.

T Rsligieus services will bs held at the U. P.
Church, susnsr of IItA aad Scott streets, to-nor-
row (Ssbtath afternoon, 81 . o'clock. Preach
ing BY the pastor Of the Church, Rev. Hsarv
Wallace:
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GOLD WATCH SEAL, WITH a META.
~ rUns sst il Il. "a lost II town to-day. fAe
1nAsr viii b hooSeomely rewardsd 81 lsaSlag
A11ey. sele
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DR.. GEO. ". McCARN,

physician AND SURGEON. oFrlCi
4 and residence No. 25, corner Main and Thir,
ssets, Davenport, Iowa. luiyi "a
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>. ". III. is2aEEg, IA. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
y Basement State Bank Building Residence
N Fifth street, between brady and Perry streets,
Davenport. Iowa. novl9-d&wn
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Don't yoa fail 70 rsad the advsrtissnent IN
this papse hsadsd
11na3orto1at so Fern
D.. Chssssaaa, q Nsv Tort. Aas asvsesd ~
Iiast thirty ysan q his pssstiss y fsoale co..
plain1a HE Rlll - uho ehoen. nav -.
0oietls ~ -. lsoe. e.(vSS
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new PENNSYLyANlA HOUSE.
x-vonSHR OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.
! nsve, port, Iowa. DAVIS & SoSs,Pr rietcrs
~, Omnibps to and from the cars. odse Of
itaass leavi ngfof LeClaiss, Princeton, Lyons, De-
via. Manu- ckssa fni Anamosa.
pbeo One Doi;ar per dav- sugSf
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HE CT Y.

PRESERVE the beauty of your hair by
purchasing your restorstives at Grsbbss
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CARDS.
DIR. }. YGUMANS,

DHiStCIaN, SURGEON. .0CUliST AID
L ApIisi. ofiee IN Post Z flee Bloch, recently
occupied by Dr. baker Residence Aain street,
near Spring, East Davenport, Iowa. sI4-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

Ine TALK ~ ike to take tea with you
said ME-. A TO MEs 3 tho other evening be
csnfs you always make seob nice biscuits - +.
How do yan make them IL 10 easy TO max .
good biseuits'' II you hsys The materials was
the reply an ind ndi=panssble ast,ole is De-
Lsbd's Chemical Sal leratus aud would use no
other ii had TO walk ten miles 10 get it,
And what il. more would not patrooize y
gr5car Who did rot keep II for ale !" All the
ladies ooncutred With Mrs A. that the biscuits
ere the best they svse "a " ami with Mrs b
that the Chemical 5aisrofus was Iodispsnsabls b ls
10 making them.
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JOHN NJ. DAY

LANE n DAY,
A TT0RsEi5 AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAN.
n Perry's now hosk, opposite the Post 0ffice
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GUfgTCHt HUU @fIF.EfHI. tEHI f7FHtT@tt
sRApY STREET, BkreEEs FOURTH AND FIFTH
SsGssts,s ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
TYf@yzs s.r.s strong and serviceable manner, and
Ai1-IS satisfaction guataatied, Office open
hours, day aud night. ipei-dtf
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.OsYr xsNsr.EsrgraNN

,rseasaeaz TsIAgO AND ORGAN MAsnFAC-
i tureI, Grants Block, Mrin street
lt4v ~ Davenport, Iowa. All inatruments Of
nv own make warranted AMI kept in order with
cut charge. Eve years.
N. B.-Repairing ard luniug ions ~ tues
sAdin this L set manner.
DvevpoRT lupust 9Th, 1881.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at short notice by Erskine. Ut No 3
West Second street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

OsE hundred young gentlemen can
hear oi something 10 their Advantage by call
log at kfsuses's opposite the National Bank.
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,,,,s ~ PuruAa scnH N. HodFRs
EssT-rN . VA A RDG sssss.
A TTeREkYS : AND coo a.sE lO aa at LAW
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main at
S.e-,,c EIoo- iunT-lt
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Mrs. L. F. JAY BuLLENE, the we'll
known trance speaking and SINGING medium,
will deliver courss iectnres at LIE Claire Hail.
commencing on Saturday evening At half
pas, seven also on Sunday afternoon aud
evening at d 40 and heif past saven
N 3 The aubisct viii bs clu3sn by the
audience II 90 desired.
Admission - q ntlsmnn aud lady 20 cente
single ick.la 5 ceuis
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Gurs.-The Gift Store closes this
evening. The Il your lass shases. Hurry ID
ssd make The best Of We rare spportunity.
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Isg. T.. g.. ssasstE.r3&,
Homeopathic Phystciau
nETfCE And RESlDESUH OF WE3T
- Fifth street, next door east OF Congfegation-
ei Church l2-dbm
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Qu1Noss.-0reeue he's . foe lot of
this excellent fruit for sals very cheap Gall
seos Or they will BE- gone.
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ss. r.. Uss n u etONs
TTOREEy AID CoUNSEL0R at Law
N ard Notary Puniic ohice, Northwest
3yUss at +sr~Ay--sec Second stTasts, up stairs
g. nc -, Ernae sfrcst fntv 2h-dtt
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The Daily Democrat and News,
Hict+ARDsON e. EURDtTY.

PRophfEfoRa
j. J. RICHAKDSOS..... W. BURDiTT.
We the undersigned agree TO the following
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION:
DAnr. -lo cents per week ,pas able 70 .ri, ~
Nail and poatofco subscri bers, 81, 90 per ,uu n,
payable ii advance.
WEggLv.-x2,eo per annum, in advance,
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LaW PHrisasrsiiin.

law Parisasrsiin. :
q ~ noor ]. WILSON DRUB7
COCK A DRUAE.
A.a..sors 10 Gdot, jDiEloa q Lirejsy
IL corner of Main ard Third streets
8 - 40 ssn COOK h DKUkI.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

TsHArRloAL.-To-nigbt Mr.. and Mrs.
BrssDaw take benefit 10 the beautiful Drama
Of "R osins hssdsws" this play has never be-
fore bssn brought ont in this city. and ell are
psoDissd rich treat. Ar. and Ars. B. have
laborsd earnestly to provide The theatre going
public With most Interesting ssriss of per-
formaness, and II 10 TO BE- hoped that their
efforts are mot uuapprssiatsd. Let them
have . real benefit thts evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

ATrRAPTHD HiGawAY RoBBxRr.-
Three rafiians attacked our we'll known fellow
eitissn Jehn Armil. Sr.. last evening st o'crk
at the corner Of Sth and Harrison Ste, and 81
tempted 70 rob him. He struggled some time
snd fsally vas released upon the appsarsnss
Of help. The rudiians we're entire strangers
and made their esesps
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

<SOMMrSSIO. PRODUCE MERCHANT.
~ Agent for Horring's safes and Fsirbanks'
scales. Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Psris and
Eo.5 Front street.
Davenport. Iowa, May Il, ls63.-diy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

n. H. KING
= TIoRvEY AND COUNSELOR Ar LAW,
~ and Notary Public.
Orr1cE-Dav enpoips Block, LeClairs, losa
Particular attention paid to collections in Scot
Oounty. lmys-d1y