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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
RIVER ITEMS.

Friday, Augusts.
ARRIvRD.
KATE CAssEL, Is. W. DAVIS, Nontrosc.
PEABiEA, Hill, Montroso.
DEPARTED.
JENNIE WHIrPLK, Campbell. Montross.
Tie whole number Of stcs mboat arrivals at thi,
port for the week ending day was twelve.
BOATS LEAVING THIS xvRsixG.
The Northern Line packet pcmbipa, Captain
Till, aud NJ. Green, clerk, will depart for ii
Louis and way points this evening ut 8 O'clock
X. Nj. Prettymsn, agent. Take tho Pcmbina II
you want to travel in good company.
MONDAY BOATs.
Tho mail and passenger packet Jennie Whipple
Captain Campbell, will depart for Kcokuk and
intermediate landings Monday morning. Lem
uel Parkhurst In tho Office Il. A. Tiieboin, agent
The mail and passenger packet James Means,
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points Monday morning. X. N. Prettyman.
agent.
Tho Northern Limo packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk Jenhs, will be due for ST. Louis and
intermediate points Monday evening. X. N. Prct-
lyman, agent.
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LATEST NEWS
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
New YORK, Aug. {
BY TELEGRAPH

| -" AonA, Auks o.
The Tribune prints tho following A
furious AMI bloody draft riot, at Sugar
Grove, Warren CO., Pa.,is described 10
us by a correspondent, he says:
When the draft began on Tue,day
morning, an armed mob suddenly ap-
pearcd and ordered the Marshal to stop,
he refused, when the mob fired into tho
room, killing tho Marshal, Hugh Quinn,
and several Others, and wounding sever
al. Tnen they net buildings on fire and
started to sack tho finest houses in the
place. Ia negro nearly blind killed anoth-
nero whose shop he destroyed.
The Homo Guards and citizens flew
to arms and in . short the rioters were
confronted by force Of 100 men. The
captain gave them 8 minutes to dispersc
They refused, and the Guards fired, xii
ling the leader and 8 others.
Tho rioters at the first vollcy, returned
the fire, killing 8 citizens. They got an
other volley, then the bayonet and were
put to fight, running into tho buildings
they had used as rendezvous. Hero
they were surrounded and iiaallv takon
to JAIL.
Tho people wcre furious and made
desperate effort to &C., the Williams and
hang them. AS it was 80 Of them were
killed. Such are the main features Of
the writer's detailed accounts. We pre-.
fer to hold the latter back TIL some con
tirmation of the rather large story ar
rives IN the usual course.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR AKRrIno.
CoUHCiL CHAMBER, Aug. 8.

| REGULAR NxErIno.
/ CousciL CHAMBER, Aug. 6, 1863
| Present Aldermen Cunning ham, Claus
sen. Coulthart, Davenport, Huot, Jones' Och
and Wunderlich.
His Honor the Mayor not being present, OF
motion Alderman Davenport was appointed
Mayor pro tenn.
Ninntes Of last meeting were read and ap.
proved.
Petition OF Wm. K. lIaight aud others propos
| ing 10 grade aud macademize Bridge Avenue
| from Front 10 the top of the bluff, provided
hat the city will permit them TO apply the
petitioners poll taxes and their three mill
road tax for 80 long time as will repay
them the money 30 expended, was pre-
sented and referred to the Street Commit,ee.
Petition of William b. Nicholas, and others
praying 10 allow the petitioners 10 work their
road poll taxes on Main aud Judson streets,
was presented and referred 10 street commit
tee.
Petition Of N. krambuk was presented and
laid on the table until the next meeting.
A certified statement of tho Fire Depart
ment, tha, at an election held by the hremen
On the I'd Tuesday in July, that Mr.. Chris
ian Moeller had been duly nominated for
Chief Engineer, Christopher kruse for First
ASSi5t0uI, unu CiitL AIoy IoT ocCOuu assist
ant Engineers, was presented, and on motion
the nomiHations were duly confirmed by the
Council.
Petition OF Rev. L. D. Barrows in reference
to cetta in property sold for city taxes, claim.
ing that said taxes had been duly paid, wss
presented and referred TO the committee on
claims al d the City attorney.
Petition OF James T. Lane, and others 10
reference 70 alIey in block lO6 was preseuted
and referred TO street committe.
Petition of Edward g. Odiorne, prayin per-
mission 10 erect hay scale on the levee be
,ween Brady aud Main streets was presented
and referred 10 committee on public grounds
and buildings.
Report OF the City Treasurer was presented
aud received and ordered filed and publish
ed with the proceedings
10 his Honor the Mayor and Gentlemen Of the
City Couuci:
The undersigned mo.t respectfully bees leave
10 relo't II your honorable body the following let
of Receipts ID Expenditures To ugust LIST, 1858
RECEIPT, or coNrIN.gNr pukD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
WAsHINGToN, Aug.

Robt c. Gist, special agent Of the T.
o. Department 10 charge Of tho Mem.
phs Post Office writes TO Hon. q. w.
Mo, End Assistant l.. NJ. Gen, that
boats are arriving and departing almost
daily 10 and from New Orleans without
molesta,ion from guetrllas.
lie adds, am now making up the
NAL daily for New Orleans. ! havo
consulted the Post master OF tran.porta-
tion and other officials, all OF whom ex-
press their decided opinion that Eastern
and Northern mails for NJ O., can bo
sent with more safety and expedition ria
M,ss'ssippi river than By Ocean steamers
80 long M tho pratt al rebel vessels
continue to infest our coast aud commit
depredations.
Gen. Grant has established a noun
ted patrol between Vicksburg and New
Orleans.
understand the Gucrillas who iniest
some portions Of the river at times have
generally no artillery. Muskets can do
no damage TO ioats.
The prospects are that they will be
cleared out if they mako any further do.
monstrations.
Transports with coal bargcs being sent
below every day, destined tor New Or
leans.
The Times Washington despatch
says II is believed here that Gilmore
will be reinforced and enabled 10 resume
the offensive Operations with a pros
pect of ear y success.
All tho rebol officers in our hands are
being gathered at Johnstons' Island,
Tear Saudusky. there they will be kept
until satisfactory reply is received from
the Rebel authorities in answer to the
Presidents order Of retaliation which
has been forwarded by our Government.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

The CAMPs.-Mr. Kirk informs us
that he has torn down nearly all the b. rack.
at Camp Hsndsrshott and has commenced
their rs-srsetisn st Camp Roberts, near
Oskdals Cemetery Aost Of the board lumber
answers for the new camp. but the shingles
Of which about one million are required. have
10 be entirely new. There is one company Of
ths sth Cavalry already 10 town ready to oe.
cupy the new camp. and two or three more
will be 10 by the time the barracks are ready
for usa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
THE CITY,.

NOMINATION OF GEN. TUTTLE.
Thirty-six guns will be fred on the
levee this evening in honor Of the nomi-
nation Of Gen. J. NJ. Tuttle for Governor
of Iowa.
Turn out democrats.
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IT. TO


and forthwith to institute legal proceedings
against the owners and occupants Of such ~
are kept In manner, which In the opinion
OF said committee, may cndangcr tho health
Of our citiscns.
Adopted.
On motion the appointments Of policemen by
his Honor the Mayor were confirmed by the
Council.
On motion Council adjourned.
Attest: II. MIrTsLBuscngR, Clerk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
FINANCIAL.

DAVENPORT. August =.
Our report Of last week would do we'll for thi,
for money matters remain about the same. Cur
renoy is abandoned, and tho lack is In borrowers
Paper on first claoo names. per cent. 10 the rate
although in som. instances 1t is required that
bills should be paid In Now York.
Exchange, il will be seen, is tho same ~ st last
quotations. The Banks are selling on New York
to customers and vemi hsnp Jor coilectios at par
Kates, we are informed, will not DO likely 70
advance at present, as the supply has been and
will be kept up TO Il considerable ox,ont through
Government Checks on Now York, which are 10
cover disbursements in this State, and by gr.in
bills which We expect will bo plenty as soon ~
the present crop begins 70 move.
Government 5-20's sre still ia request, and
ssies are made - usual, and Bonds delivered q
once by the National Bank at par, with interest to
date added. In consequence Of this passage Of an
ordinance paying interest on City Orders, they
have advanced 70 85c. The amount out 10 limited
and we hope 10 $40 funds In the Treasury TO pay
OF before November.
Coin market, nothing doing worth quoting.
Buying. Selling
New York. Far.
boston ....... Per.
Chicago. "a Par.
St Loun.... ............. PI4
Checks on U. 4. Depository st Chicago and st.
Louis bu wing at mar
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

VERY LIBERAL The city fathers
have made up their minds that the indebted
ness OF the city have been sufficiently reduced
to warrant them in increasing the salary ofthe
City Martial two hundred dollars. We are
glad to the city has got along 50 we'll With it,.
outstanding debts - to allow this sxtrava-
gsnes. The cry last spring was retrenchnent
in city expsnces. and the ticket was elected on
that ever popular hobby. But We can't
see any special economy in that management.
Of city affairs over last year.
In GooD HANDs.-We are glad to
hear that Asssrs Lshrmann and Martsn have
rented the refreshmsnt stands at the Fair
Grounds. They will have the entire charge
Of providing for the hungry At the coming
county fair, which will be . sufficient guarau.
~ that everything necessary to supply the
innsr man will bs served 10 the most accspta
bic msnner They have oil the articles ne
csssary for furnishing the dining halls and
will provide for the public oil the subetantials
and delicscies Of the market. The officers Of
tie society have made . decided hit 10 this
arrangement for Il 10 we'll known that the
lssssss will do nothing at thu halves
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CIKcINNATr, Aug. s.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 8.
One hundred and twenty three Of Nor
gan's officers havo been sent from John
stons Island TO Harrisburg to be con-
fined in the Penitcntiarv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

WARRINER is daily receiving large
quantities Of Boots and Shoes. He has made
arrangements TO supply the whole western
country II you van, good goods cheaper
than others sell shoddy work. 60 to Warriners
every time. Let door above tho Post Office
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

=. d. PErrsN0LL Co., No. 81 Park Row, New Yo,-k
and State street. Boston agents in those cities
and are authorized TO take advertisements and subscrp
tions for US at our lowest rates.
scaivsH VI Dearborn street, Chicago, Is author.
sed 70 receive advertisements for this paper
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BurFALo, N. Y, Aug. 6.

buffalo, n. r, Aug. 6.
The report OF the riot at Sugar Grove
is hoax The operator at Warren,
Pa. ,ys there is no truth in in. The
droft has not commenced in Warren
county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

LEAvaSwoRTH, Aug, 8,
The arrival OF the s ,ntc Fe mail brings
news that the French have abandoned
the G. ty .f Mexico.
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DO You wish 70 DO certain that your beeath u
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do you wish . complete sst Of DeAtal Rene.
dies and Treatise on Preserving Tseshf Get
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pared BY an experienced aud soientiac Deatao4
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Reports cf the City Sexton for the months
OF June and July, 1868, showing 3S inter.
ments during the month Of June and 3S inter.
ments during the month OF July, we're pre-.
sented and received. and ordered flied.
The Ordinance Committee reported the fol.
lowing Ordinance.
On motion, tho rules were suspended and
the Ordinance read . second time, aud on
motion was adopted.
An Ordinance to amend Chapter l3 of the
| Rer'ssd Ordinances Of the CITY Of Darsn-
port:
BE 1t enacted by the City Council OF the
City Of Davenport, that Chapter l3 of the Re-
vissd Ordinances be and the same Is hereby
amended BY adding thereto the following sec
tion.
$50. l5. When city order Is drawn after
the first day Of Aug, A. d., 1863. and properly
at.ested is presented to the City Treasurer for
payment, and not paid for want OF money. the
Treasurer shall endorse thereon a note Of that
fact, and the date Of presentation, and sign II,
aud thenceforth II shall draw interest at the
rate OF six per cent per anDam, and when an
order which draws interest ia taken up, the
Treasurer Is required to indorse upon 1t the
date and The amount of interest allowed, aud
such order Is to be considered a. cancelled,
and shall not be re-issued.
Passed and approved, August 9th, 1863.
Csc. L. DAvgsPoRr, Mayor pro TEN.
Attest, HsHRy MITTELBUscHER, Clerk.
The follo~ing bills were referred TO the
Finance Committee:
George w. Ellis g. Co. for stationary 1890
James W.Means for serving tax no tices s22
James W. Means for Deputy Marshall 116 80
do. for cleaning Iowa 81. Sewers 13 90
do for removing nuisauces Sl4
French & Davis for lumber S6279
The following bills were referred to the
Finance Committee with power 10 act
ID. Il. Wheeler for Magistrates fees e49.10
d. II. Severance for Police fees e23 80
II. Able for Police fees t265
J. G. Teaearden for Police fees &3 30
r. Clark for Police fees e2.S5
II. Rohm Tor Police fees $3.50
French 4 Davis for lumber el52 w
Bills Of o. W. Skinner for taking Depos,.
lions sl5 90 and Corbin & Dow for taxes aud
cost paid, SIS 40. were presented and refer
red TO Committee on Claims.
Bills Of Luse, Lane Il Co. for stationary
Sl3 10. and Gozette Company for printing
and advertising $36 40 we're presented and
referred to Commllee on Printing.
Aid. McCarn came Ia and took his seat.
Report OF Street Commissioner, L. W. Ba. |
ker for street work for the amount of Sl5 81 |
vas presented, aud on motion was ordered |
paid.
The following bills were ordered paid:
V.l..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Nsw Yosg. August 3.
f'oua Market un,hanged. sb.o0(Gb 70 extra
state 81, ,hO0t5. .45 X. II. o.
WnAAr-Nsrkot mt 70 active. el.OO0fl ~ for
aPring Sl.Os CLIO Mil. Club. 1l.2lul.2A
Winter Red
CORH--Easier. 6s0t60o
OArs-lG2o lower. 62ot8lc.
Wa,sxY-Hh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

DIsrRIcr CoURT.-The first jury case
Of the week vas called to-day. 1t is thought
that the jury will bs discharged after thisvssk
there being 90 little 10 come before that body.
Ihs criminal cases will not come up until the
next term Of Court
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
Chicago ~ avkOls,

Chicago MavkOls,
CHICAGO, Auguat1
FLoun. Market Aati White Winter 626.-
Spring Extra s. so.
wnsAr.-No. l Spring 9l.M Red Winte,
vl05
CoRs.-%si. .0l%0k.
OATS -4Oul5,
Rys.-Stesdy. No. e9s In store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

SPLENDID JAwELRY.-If you want to
see some Of the most elegant and fashionable
rings. sstts. and chains in the city. call nov q
Aerssbeck 4 Rutsnbeeks. All kinds Of repair.
Ing done to order.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
NUMBER 24O
THE MARKETS.

davenport Aasket....Daily Report.
OS1iCB o. rns Dsu. 4 Nsvsl
Saturday kvs.. Asgast ..
Quotations % follovs:
FIous-wholssale. sA.so0s.oo fstal, $3.50
a. 80.
wasAr-s6Qts0o.
CoRN-S -SSQt3sc.
RARLRY-660t66.
OArs-t00tblc.
Wool. Washed 600t60o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

GONE EAsT.-Wadsworth has gone
to New York TO purchase the lsrges. stock Of
Dry Goods for Wholesale and retail trade ths.
hs has ever brought to Davenport Look out
for something fine.
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Rcsignation aud Dismissal.

Chaplain Loreazo y. Coffin. 32i IofAntry
dismissed July 9th, 1868 |; cause, absence
without proper authority
Captain Edgar Tisdals. Co r, 9th Iufantry
resigned July 23d. 1863.
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~- See Fourth Page.

To clean all the dandruff from the
hair, use Grabbes' Trickan alakon-ths only
preparation that will accomplish the object.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Due city-------.---.-- e65 35
For all Of the above l bold the Tseasurer's re.
ceipt. F. W. WArsoH, Wharf Master.
Report OF City Clerk VA presented and re.
ceived, aud ordered fled and published with
he proceedings.
To His Honor the Mayor and Aldermen of the
City Of davenport
GESrLEAgS: The undersigned most respect.
fully beg leave TO report to your honorab BILE
body, the following receipts for licenses issu
cd, and cemetery lots sold and decided, and
printed Journal Of proceedings sold, from date
of April 1lth to August LIST, 1863, to Wit:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Amount Of Street Fund on hand $3.50 81
REcEIrfs OF SPECIAL YUSp.
Received from Taxes for 1851 $l80 80
Amount OF ppecisl Funds on hand-- .ol39 80
Total Am, unit on hand s2 6l5 IT
All Of which is most respec ful y submi ted.
JOHN H. MOTION,
City Trsa asurcr.
Report Of the City Marshal was presented
and received. and ordered filed, aud publish
ed with the proceedings.
To The Honorable Mayor and CITY Council:
The undersigned would respectfully report
70 your honorable body the amount Of money
received by him as Marshal TO date:
From Police Magistrate. te.--. e2l7 90
City CLERK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40 l.
Market house rem .......--..---. 800
CITY Observation-Disclosures 3 sU o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

THE republican brethren are making
. furious dash for the leaves and 6shss ,hs,
circulate 10 the Court House. and elsswhsrs
John N. Lyier thinks he would be sati fed IL
be could obtain lease Of the Sheriff. Office
for the next two yssrs; H G. Neal, Of Win
field wants to attend the State Legislature.
while Thos K. Fluks and John Collirs have
pitched their hats into the ring. which means
that they are going 70 have . tussls for The
aomioation for Recorder snj Treasurer. These
two last named individuals are going to have
. close 6ght. Both are laboriDg earnestly
among the people for prsfsr@snt. Collirs vss
the defeated sspirant for the nomiustion in
1851 and on that founds claim. Fluks goes
10 on negro philaothrsphy vbish must be
confessed stroag hold st The present tine
We dost ssrs copper which gsts the start.
for the democrats will show them . little
trio K that will beat either o. both, iust ~
hey like.
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Davenport l.nmOos maTket.
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.

liir1 Wanted
vINO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, AND
! cooking fer = small Family. milo aud half
In tho country. Inquire Al Thisle's Butcher
Shop. sg6 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

HEAVY Contract Lgr.-The propo
sails furnishing lumber to build the military
prison on the Island. were opened 10 day
Bids were made by the p.rsons
Dougl.: 4 Flint. Chicago.
Cha.. II Msyberry
Ar. Sanger, I"
G.org. IL French. Davenport.
Lorenzo Sehricksr, :"
George L Wood,
Howard Darlington i"
l.. Q, W. Ecksl. Muscatine.
The lowest bid was made Gseags II. French
OF this city. ~ t2l So ?sr Thousand feel and TO
him tho contract was awarded.
The contract calls for about one million and
three quarters Of lumber. besides 1909 lights
Of sash. and taken all together smosnis to
nearly fsrty thousand dollars At the contract
price. We understand that Messrs French and
Dsviss have most Of the lumber on hand and
are ready 10 commences delivering It once.
Il will keep them remarkably busy for . while
and will run up the price Of lambsr 10 the reg.
ulsr trade considerably.
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DEATH OF RESPECTED CITlzRN.-

DEATH OF RESPECTED CITIZRN.-
II 10 With deep regret that ws announce the
death Of Aus,ia ". Bailey. Efq, Of this city.
He vas member Of the 6rm Of Geo. W. EIls
4 Co, and has been . resident Of this city
several uonths ago with his excellent wife. for
the purpose Of recupsratirg his health. which
for ssversl years bss been in . precarious
condition, and died At Hartford, w., on the
9th inst. st 8 o'elock, jest two years to the
hour from the time ef HE marriage TO the
daughter Of Gee. W. Els E.q. Of this place
HE dissass was consumption His death will
bs mtst deeply regretted by our citizens and
all who knew him. for hs vas good man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Buy your fruit and sealing wax for
preserving frnit. At BAllord's Nov is the time
to preserve fruit for winter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

PLUMERs PATENT Doors AND SmoEs
Having purchased the exclusive right TO W,
Plamsrs Patent Last | am prepared Il
make Loots and shoes to order. and would In
form the public that soms Of the particular
benefits claimed for this boot are. Let. II re-
qairss no breaking IN. It being perfectly easy
on first trial. ID. The boot being made upon
scientific principles, will wear much longer.
A person wearin. this boot will not sxps-
riencs the usual aching ankles from wearing
new boots.
N. b. Liberal arrangements will be made
With the trade who wish to adopt the last.
w. G. WARpISEa,
lst door above T. O.
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SRE advertisement OF girl wanted il
another column.