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ORoTECT YOUR HEALTH
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs.
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Invisorsts the nerves,
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ADinae the spirits
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lone the whole system,
And thus prolong life,
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Defy unwhoesome air,
onslfy impure water,
Quad .gsinst damp,
Prev n, msarious fevsrs.
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Sus. ain body and mind
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS-
Enfeebled dyspsptics
Toil.wcsried operatives,
Soldiers In the hospital,
Pale care-worn citizens,
Settlers lands,
Travellers and xplores,
Victims Of sessickneo,
The aged and decrepit,
Should oil be provided
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Harmless q Stimlant
Powerful as Tonic,
Quick Corrective,
Sal. a Alternative,
Mild an Laxative,
Sure az a Restorative,
Good as Appetizer,
Pleasant as Cordial
Lie has safeguard
EQUAL 70
HOSTEPPER'S BITTERS.
THE PERILS OF THE SEASON,
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Drafted Men to be Immediately Equipped
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DISPOSITION of the Rebel Prisoners
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The Panic Prevalent in the City

The Richmond City Guard Captured
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Instructions for the Armies in the Field
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THE REBEL LOSSES EIGHrEEN THOUSAND
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THE CAPTURE OF GRAND GULF
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The broadway Kaiiread.

To ne people Of ahe State Of Ner- York
The following telegram, written by the agent ~
Albany the Associated Press on information received
be stat- Of the counsel there OF tue persons asn
whom you proceeding to punish Ohensss c0ihseed WIN
IN, r...,of The last session. appeared in most Of the
..iy ,,p.r. of ThurSdaylast:
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vHE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO TIE iBMY.
CONFIDENCE UNsHAKEN
HIS
THE PANIC IN RICHMOND.

Special DiSOssch to The N. Y Thsons.
WARRINGTON. Friday, Nay 8, 1863
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THE pERILs OF THE SEASON,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
NEw YoaK, Aug. 81

NkW i DIRK, aug. ~.
The Richmond II guirer states that
the nnemy it seems Las been able to
throw few shells INTO the City from u
distance OF five miles and We are told
that Gen. Beauregard has protested
against such proceedings on the grounds
of humanity. This protest will be OF
little use indeed, if he cannot di,ablc
those batteries which fred tho shells.
The yankee commanders with their
usual bravado have demanded the sur
render OF Fort Sumter aud our forts on
Morris Island, but in this they can by
no means be INDUCED. They will find
they are only at the beginning Of the
seige Of Charleston. and between them
and that city there is frey path to
travel.
The Times special says, Mosby's op
erA,ions IN our immediate front is as-
suming rather gigantic proportions. From
a bad of forty desperadoes, his force
has grown to 800 able bodied guer,illa-
who prey npon everything which passes
between Fairfax and Warrenton. Ear
this morning W tn his whole band he at
tackled suffers train between Center
vile and Bull Run, and captured 81
Wagons with their teams, and . number
Of Government horses on their way &c
the army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
LATEST NEWS.
New YoRE, Aug 20.

The following letter is from G. &. ful-
ton, editor Of the Batl, orc -fmerican !.
Orr CnAsLtsryS, Friday noon, Aug.
22.-For, Snmle, -lll flies the icb Il ltg
but its west wall is "A mass oi rum. Shells
| 90 int, tho fort and * ,lodc insdc, sonc
of them passing tniough the east wal
,vo,nu IN one side and coming out th,
other
an castcrly storm pfcvai ed Tuesday
and Wcdnosd " la-l, but brok" away on
Thursday. We NV have iine weather,
and Il IN cxpe ted that the monitors WI
30 in force to Sumte, tLs p. IN.
The Ironsi les aud our wooden yes
s.l, have shclld Fo,ts Wagner aud
Gregg every day, keeping them qu'ct
while our shoio batteries are hammering
Fo Sumter.
Seven N rth Caroline desorters from
Sullivan's Island we're picked up IN
boat last night. They cay The rebels are
| prepnri, g TO abandon Sumter and blow
It up, that they have been taking the
| . uns out of tue place since the attack
| upon it IN Apeil last which demo"s'r io'
| their inability to hold it, tlIat there no,
more than plx or eight guns III inc ioit'
the remainder b, ing Gu kers, that iht
| Gordon Of beer barrels are merely intend
ed to sustaln the telegraph we between
Sumter and Moultrle, and a'e no part o.
| the obs,ru tions oi the ha'bor, 'ht tht
| North Orr lima trooys a'c ANXIOUS 10 ~
| lt1tt
nv. th.t the rebel. all anticipate the i'i
OF Chart.stop, that The walls Of Sumter
was extremely preached IN April, and
that there i. a great scarcely oi provis'
ions among the rebels.
I'm. ~ OF Sul ter has been sho'
a wsy four times. and now 'hef" - ~
a axup. The rebel batteries on Jane'
I. land IL row shells night aud cay mo
o,sr lines. but DO not cause more th''
:, . or tso casualties daily. Admrs
n. hl0ren i. anxious to let the army ah'
NJ Il balteri "a finish Sumter, expecting
| TO h ave plent OF work tor The M'''
,ors in taking the interior iinss 81 ue
ssnce. o, CoarI. s,on. A flag OF true
Gas ..nt 10 Wa. gner on Friday morn
,.r .nd 6,,,, .. ,.sed iu'ng the inter
~, ...an !, ~, resumed agan. Ge'
go, .d.;.ed Gen. Beaurega,d thi
he ~.uld commen ce s"e's -.
: uh,. as hours, a. d requesting MN r.,
sor,ova tho women and Children.
whole Mooi,or fleet went up on rr'a'
-, e.. .ao,he, "A SAINT an Sumter
Tis P..sa,o got agro' nd and ID 40 40, %at =
time was lost is getting hes 0" ,"As !
expeditioa wa. abanio ned Tor Tue n;s' ~;
Th. ,.hsi. did moi dino axse hRs noe111
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

hhssAs Cry, Aug 20.

hhssAs CRY, Aug. 20.
The following cxtiacts are taken rom
rcncral orders No II ISSUED from these
headquarters, August 23d
!. All pr,sou, hv ng IN Jackson, Cass,
nd B.'cs counties, Miss 'nti, that
part # Vernon county included IN this
district, except those living within one
nile II the lin, II lndcpe' dence.
Hickman Mills aud Ham. nvi le, arc
hereby ordered 10 ,,moyc tom their
present places oi reside, CO wuhin fifteen
days from date hereof. Thos, who with.
IA THAI me dcnon-ira e .n,ir LOYALTY u
he satisfaction OF the commanding ofii-
cor Of the nearest military station to
Their present places Of residence, will re-
ceiye from him certificates stating tho
f,ct of th,ir yaIiy aud the names OF wit
n,.se. by whom IL can be sworn. All
who receive snch 90 iIiic ,tes will he pc
m tied To remove To any military station
in this district, OF 10 any part Of Kansas,
rxc.pt counties on the ca tern border OF
the State. Al others shall remove out
II this district. Officers commanding
companies and tachments sewing IN
he ,nn es named, ~ll see that this
paragraph il promptly obeyed.
2. Al grain and h v. IN firfd or under
shelter, in tho dit let from which the ~
habit mt nre required to remove, within
r. ach of militia stat on after the oh
of September neat, will be- TAX To 'uch
stations and turned over t. the proper OF.
fccrs there and report # th" "m'"ot
40 tufned over made to district headqusr-
ter., speci, ing the names OF all loyal
owners and the All cunt Of such produce
taken. All grain AID hay found IN such
di,tr,c alter the 9th o. September next,
no, convenient to such stations,w be dc.
! stroyed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
New York, Aug. 27.

New York, Aug, 27.
The steamer Arsgo f,om of Charles
ton bar Of 25th, has arrived. G. G. Full
ton sends dispatch dated IF Morris Is
land Aug. oath
ADM Dahlgreen at midnight on Sat
urday, with five monitors, benbsrdvd II.
Sump er until six o'clock. The fort was
struck over one hundred times, the balls
going through the walls, The whole par
apct was knocked away. Sumter fired
one gun five times, but Moultrie. Gregg
and Beau ega,d for three hours rained a
shower Of shells on tho Monitors, but no
damage was done.
Sumter is defunct. The last gun was
d,smounted yesterday.
To-day grand army and naval attack
on Wagner and Gregg takes place.
Now that Sumter is defunct the rebels
will be driven from Morris Island. Gil
more 10 determined to have possession T.
night. On Thursday Gilmore notified
Beauregard that If he did not surrender
the fort be would shell the city IN "a
hours. No attention was paid TO the de-
mand, and Friday night G,lm ire threw ! 5
shells, charged with Greek fire into the
city. Saturday Beauregard sent fse
Of truce, With an urgent protest de
oeuncing the Greek fire A. most vii
l.inous compo md, unworthy civilized
nation, and demanding more time.
[ The English, Fench and Spanish
Consols also denounced the short time
given aud claim more time to remov.
the subjects Of their respective countries
Gilmore replied BY renewing his demand
for the surrender.
Besuregard asked . truce Of fort,
hours.
Gilmore refused to give the time o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

any terms hut an unc, nd,tional surrcu-
der at IL o'clack last night
Smelling with Greek fire wa. resumed.
II 'sgenc' ally thought that the stars
and strips will wave over Sumter to-
oight.
There is evidently great trouble in
Charleston.
1t is not believed there are over 90
men IN the 'ulns 81 Sumter. Her guns
are now mounted on Snllivan's leland.
The end y approaching.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
M NEKnoD
AND TIE
r.gOr 0f Youth kesSOre@

DIR. RIcORD's ESSENCE OF LIFE
DR.. Ricor (of Paris) after years OF earnest so
licitatiou, has at length screded TO tue u,sens
an. It OF the American rub ic and "pp,.n.sa %
assu, in Ess York for the ,ae o' rs.. rs anS.,S.i
ag.u, v,,l r..,or. Manhood to the most -hat'ersd
esns,i, u,ions. whe,hcrrd.ins from eHos,.s' ne
ct .c,s Of climate, or na ursi causes. The 9us
required I. cure the most inv'.s'n'. ssse %
-, - ai.h ,,s very sim,l. siiure 10 tmpossaoso.
rb,. II re .toring rsm~dv should he taAen y ."
IN, 10 marry. - its effects srs perma' e.''
io. ..ss aovI.dr % cd by the wedi q pre- 70 ss ,ss
ss.sss. discovery ever made. Its ds.s'or1s a q
s4.-.,s ara mir .culous Succ o IN every - y
p.s. :" =. ,h..~oispcs verthrows iGnessses.
mieord's s.eocs q ,tei. sold 10 ease: ..;s
,,.,,.cs,.,s for nae st S3, ss f.si qussuuse.s.
ON. for ,s and ~il he sent 70 a'y ps. ss@sss; ss;;
packed .rso:ic, Of nn %'snes H ~ sroo~s a..
sn. o. Asnsnaakn r NV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK, Aug. 81.
The Herald mas the following

NEW York, Aug. 81.
The Hsra'd mas the following
CHARLEsroN, Aug, ~.
From 5 o'clock A. NJ, until I o'clock
p. NJ yesterday, the enem,'s fire on
Sumter was very heavy, there being e23
shots fired, 704 Of which struck the for,
either outside or Inside
The eastern face of the fort is badly
battered.
Some Of the guns on the eastern end
and northeast face were disabled.
Tne flag was shot down four times.
Five prvates and two niggers were
wounded in Sumter.
The enemy's fire on Wagner caused
five casualt es, including Capt. Robert
Pringle, killed.
Our sharpshooters annoy the yankees
considerable.
1t is supposed that tho enemy burst
one OF their Parrott guns yesterday at
ternoon.
At II O'Clock last night communi
cation from the enemy, unsigned, was
sent to Gen. Bcaurcgard, demanding the
surrender Of Sumter and M IRIS Liant
batteries, with notification that the
city would be shclled in tour hours il tho
demsnd was not complied with.
Beauregard was on reconnaissance,
and Gen. Jordan returned il for the Gig
nature Of the writer.
About 2 O'Clock this moruing the enc
my began throwing shells into the city
from q battery on the marsh between
Morris and James Island, . distance OF
five miles from the city.
Twelve 8 inch Parrot shells fell into
the city, but caused no casualties.
The trans ,ction is regarded ~ an out
rage N ciriIized warfare.
The shellne had good effect in has
tenlng the exodus Of non comhattants.
At daylight this morning the enemy
opened fire vigorously on Sumter.
lorsides has since opened, and Sum.
ter is replying.
Wagner Is nring L.;-L'y ." th. -.
my's advanced works, 450 yards from
our battery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

Nsw BUILDlNGs.-Ou friend J. w.
Young Who keeps = grocery s,oss on Brady
s.rsst. 10 erecting . fos twe story brick store
on the corner Of second and SCOTT stsssts. TO
which 10 understand hs intsuds removing bic
stock assooa % Il 10 finished. Tss nss bull.
ding IL . decided inprov.me at ia that Par'
O,ths ely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

PRoossssln0.- Northern Line
Pask-s Company u gong to have moss so-
absa. half dsus and when completed will b
enc Of she finest and most convenient places
for the storage Of goods for river srsnsporsa-
tion In the citv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

A ScoLpIsa WIvE.-No woman in
ths eisy has ever been accused ni-.smp.r
whsss husband bought his wood o. KsAting /
Cos. Il 10 very dry aud very cheap
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
STATE OF IOWA.
ADJurA Vt 9ssLRAL's OvIIos, I
Davenport, Aug. rs, lo68.


0sSsyai Order No. 100
All Oficsrs OF tho sth Iowa Cavsiry absent
without leave will rel ort themselves et once 81
Camp Roberts, Dsvsspsrt.
All men enlisted for the sth Iows Cava!Sy will
report st st said camp and this srdss Sevokss
all pios orders, directions or psrmisstons Of oil
officers.
The 9Th Iowa Cavalry are 10 sssd Of Black
swi,hs. There is nov % col 1stanity fer Fseruiu
to odsr themselves for this sssv,ee.
The OGoer in cosmsnd - Comp :Robssss vii
issus the most stringent orders for the protection
Of sil pfcperiy. public or private, In or sbeu
Caop Roberts.
By srdsr Of the Cenmander-in-Chisf
Nh. BAKER.
0R97. 7.d1A Ahist Gil - lo1a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

Ger ras BssT to FArrand's for
those dsiigatfsl fall hate They bsve
ius. been opened aud will give perfect % is-
faction. Farraod 10 about to epes . sPlsadid
Wholesale stock Of geods 10 his liss. Country
dsalsrs should cell aad zee before goilg far
onsr Esss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

IHrEgssrINo. -"Plactical Farmer" has
another very interesting article upon horses "a
ear paper ts.day. The hints therein oos'sin-
Cd. - veil ~ these given IN the article Of yes
tsrday, snould b. held 10 misd sad acted ups1
BY every tarwsr 10 she scsstry. H. spssh'
from The book aod his experience 10 vAiusbfs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
TasY do say that John Haley makes
shs best custom boss 10 shs city. Call at BIZ
shsp corner Of 9th 4 Brady.

EVERY DAY.-Wadsworth is receiv.
Ing gouds Of Tie moot dssiroas quality every
day. BY express. Dealers are invited to exam
ias the wholesale sssk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

RuHNISo.- A. Burrows' new mill
corner Of Perry and Front 81. has been rau-
sing I've o. three Jays. and ws sndssstans
that Il works very vsll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

Tas GsgAT CIxCUs. d Van
Weeks nag ni6csss eireus-svsry thing ee~-
pl..e--siIl exhibit 10 this city 90 The 6rst
uls Tnis oircas esasains the best talented
Ausr,oan riders. and best trained horses sha
ever appeared 10 the wsst. Tho trained bal
10 perfect wonder. and 70 see the display o
his sdus. tior 10 sorth twice he price 81 th'
entry fee. Turn out boys and sss the fas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

TuE place to buy tho best sewing
machine made 10 ., Krsu.ss He has The gen
uies singer. For ell kinds sf work Il 10 ~
sarpassed Those who want mschias shoald
nss tail 70 70 and sss tnsm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
M OucV LOst.

A PORT MONNAIE CONTAINING TEN
dollars Was lost 10 this city day before yes-
terday The IN Ter will DO literally rewarded BY
leaving the esme IT this oiiioe. aQN-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
llOckel Loaf.

A SQUARE LOCKET IN the SHAPr or A
~ book, engraved On both sides. and contsininJ
two potuves, was lost yesterd~y in this city. tn.
Aaier will be literally rewarded ny leaving the
-ame ., this ofice agT?t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

The Gazette feels better than It did.
A. fret i. e.sld 6od - fault With Major Will
lArAs speech. and the idea vas troublesome.
Bat after come .wsssy -four heurs OF rest and
saln thought IL has come to the conclusion
that M.ior willard said that Daniel vss Cos
iste the den Of lions after the eroci6etios -
Nov 10 10 a. iaporsans matter and shosld
be no,issd by every rspubiiesn paper 10 the
STATE. Abolitles erasoss shsald uss Il On the
stump - - srgaosst sgaioss Gss. rattIs's
slaoties: is 10 . stronger srgsmsnt than thss
viil get from any other source The gsstls-
mao ~ho furnishsd the Gssstts sith the item
will do yell to iotrodscs Il into his most s'sh
crate fort 10 the mex. G ngrsss. - shovisg
Ing how mach more he knew about the b E
than did she Gsssrsl who sso Ter Governor
Of Isvs. Tbsre.ars thousand vsysis sh'oA
The editors Of sboli,ioo sheets. end sbelitioI
orators sas sss sh's sgs,nss shs ds~essssy -
The people will stand sghsst st sssh . fear
fsl Development Of igsorssss. The animal o.
BAlasus vse vress 1t saghs 20 be prsssetsd
With peek Of seed essuobss ies hts disssss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

VERY CHsAp.-To mako room for
fall goods, Whistler proposes . sloss out what
ssnsius Of bic ssmmsr stock. as less than the
original cost Nov 10 the tlms - osks msn-
oy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

JAhks r. LAkB. S0nR y b az.
LANE Il DAY,
A TrORSEY5 AT Law OFFICE IN "a ".
"A Psrry's now bIosk, opposite tho Post Ofho =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

REMOVAL AND Co orAKTNRHsIiIr.--
We notice the Tact that the we'll knows le
gal gentlemen. Jamea I Lane aud J. hn NJ
Day. E.Qs. have Z. moved from thsir former
places oi business and rs-loeatsd 10 their n. v
and timely situatsd rooms 10 the second stery
ot Sam Psrry's new building. aud have also
formed 90 -partuer,hip for the practice oi
heir profession. Both of these gentlemen
nave excellent reputation as lawyers. snd III.
Al excellent location and va wish them great
prosperity. in their legal pur-uH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
Chicago "a askcts.

CaIcA0o. August 70.
Flour. .-Droopiag. Spring Extra - 10
White inter 81 30.
WBsAr -2G3o lower. No. Spring 8s conts
Rod 94c.
Com ~ lower 4sHM52.
Oars -l0s2c higher. Bia38xs.
Rye Steady No ! 53r in sf.re.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27
tn e CIT Y.

Losr.-Seo advertisement Of Locket
aad Aolsy lost 10 saoth4r colnms,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

PoLicE CouRr Tho parties ar
'aigssd for the larceny Of . .rsnk. mention ed
yesisrdsy. were discharged on that eoun,
but tns three females implicated we're held Oh
The charge Of vagrAnoy and ssnt 10 jail.
Ang.line DAv .. oi East Davenport vas sr
r~stsd yesterday on the charge VI keeping =
h1ue Of III 'ams She plead mo, guilty.
ssd the prosecution was withdraw wn on sondi
ion that che would leave town oi, ectiy, vAish
va, agreed to.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

EvEwYraINo II OsDER. - Messrs'
Lahrpan and Msrssn, The Issssss Of The dioinr
halls as the fair gresods. ere nssisg their
srr.nesmsnts 70 have svsrytbisg connected
With ,he Getting dsparsosst IN the noss per-
fec. and ssti-fAessry msnosr. - that every
body that wants 70 sst can set down 10
s,os dipasr .. be seuld get At home. There
seed b. 20 desbt % shs subjsss % The gss
tlsasu have . rspstssisn 10 Dsintais. and they
will be sure snot 70 lose IT,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

NKw YoRx. August 27.
F,OuR-- Market heavy. $a6oa4 70 extra
statc s. 00dd3 40 H. IA. o.
WHBAr-MAkct cent better. 750s5 for
Spring. S6di.l4 Nil. Club. $l.l3QGl.2V Winter
Rod
CoRs-G0c.
UArs -40015lc.
WuIsKY-45KM46.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

Thursday. Augusty7.
AGKivaD.
kArE CAsssL, Il. w. DAVIS, hontvose.
PEnsIsA, Hill, Montrosc.
bILL HKHDsasos. .Ktho les, Dubsqss.
DRPAErED.
jams MEANs, Pierce. Dubuque.
kArs CAssaL, y. W. Davis, Montrose.
BOATS LEAVING rnrs RvKsIs0.
The Northern Line packet "embinA, Captain
ill, AID NJ. Green, clerk, will depart for ~
Louis and way points this evening at . O'clock
4. n. Prettyman, agent.
B0Ais LEAVING rO-noRkow.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whippls
captain Campbell. will depart for Keokuk and
otermeiate Ian lings tomo morning. Lem
ael Parkharst In the ONCE. Il. A. TilebeiD, agent
Tho mail snd passenger packet JAmor Means,
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points Tomorrow morning. X. d. Prettyuap
gent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

FINE RKsIDEkCK CHANGED HANDS,
" st Of cur reedsrs have sssD the ine resi-
iasos erected lasi y sr by Joseph Shi.lds. OF
Bra y street sbove l6th. This foe property
including the large aud we'll located groan de
h..e istely been purchased by 5. + Brow
E.q. Of this city. Il 10 one Of The BEST res .
dsness In tho city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-27

dsnoes Tn The city.
.
TnE following ofircrs in Iowa reci-
ne Is have beer honorAbly discharged from
the service Of the United States on account o.
ply ys,cal disability:
Colonsl William l. Small, 10th laf.n,ry
Aug ~, 1858
lst Lieut. Aiphonso II Brooks. Co. D. Goth
inft., Aug -, 1868
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-01
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