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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-19
Call upon Pennsylvania.

A requistion has been made upon
Pennsylvania for Sixteen Regiments Of
Volunteers, for immediate service. The
past history Of this State shows that she
is ever ready to obey calls from the Gen.
eral Government. The war Of 1872 and
of lS47 demonstrated the fact particular
ly. There is every indication tha. she
will again respond to the request for the
preservation of the Free Soil, Protective
Tariff Government, for which she gave
10000 majority. Men will be coming
from every quarter-thc only trouble
will be to supply them with suitable
arms-,he best having been stolen aud
sent South By the Traitors, Floyd & Co,
and the dematd upon manufacturers great.
ly exceeding the supply.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-19

COAE-GSAE.-SGAE.
TINHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a large as >orimeni Of the very best Sha-
mOkin and Wilkes. Barre COAL, for lime an d
stove purposes, which he viii sell at The very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also. Biacksmiihs' Coal. Plaster and SAT-.
Wish it distinctly understood, that will not
be underso!d by any man-Having good
weigh-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near WeidcnsauI's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewisburg Nav 81. SO.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-19
Saturday. nth Of May, 1861,

Saturday, i1ih Of May, 1851,
the public house Tlouas Green, in New Columbia,
uuIun county, at O'Clock, p. NJ
a certain Lot Of Ground. situate in
the town New Columbia hic Deer township tn4oh
uuty. bounded north y luhir road. east by Front
south hy lot Mary Fisher, and on the vest ty
Sound street containing III ARE NOR" or les h"ico
i. erected storey illf TX DN ELLlNG HOUSE WIKI
II STORE ROOM, Se.. with the aYpur.elaures, a. tie
property of DAVID FISHER
AISg-Ou MONDAY. t.r i3:h day Of NAY, 1851.
the public house Of X a. HrtLr in the borough c.
Lcwi,burg, ULion Co, II 70 o'clock, A. NJ,
4 certain Tract of Land, situate in
Tas: Butaca t1si..t.7. auI county Of Union, bun.ot
ulf,h b. lands Jacob nrfy, east by the >usqnstar
Ia riv,T, ush - Janis @. Nay A Jenans aud S-st
b. other ani- 'f Atts-l Nu-l-- rautiHs i2S .rgs>.
u.rt les su~rrcl -rrc-r1 'Ti-t hill, e-~ vi
fr,me Dis ELLtNs HOUSE, il1r T-Laut House,. All
oth-r Out Bl5iurs 6r. with The it1sne, - tie
property % ALFRED ASEAss.
Also, at the same time and place,
another certain Tr4t of Land. situate Limestone trEn
ship anl county af'rsa.i. houuiri On The H0Eta -
syrur.-II lats. ty lnI 81 jacob bthi. south ~
land ui Ea- puc, sni wet hy laal ot Daniel winter
h-irs coatainn- acre. or less. wlsT'on issrctrd
One AMI a a. 80 storey L.s %. iLLiNi HOUSE, an
Other Hut- Building. s. ~'h tAe EHP u..suau-rs %
tEu prUyurty OF ISRAEL hrft NAN.
JOHN g,u,sGSpvE, SLllif
sHerIFF's OTTicr, LsvishGrs, 4 .Tl I3- lsf--
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-19

Tricks OF TRADE Kerosene Oil,
which in its pure state is not explosive,
has recently been adulterated by dealers
with campheue and other cheap substan-
ces, making it very explosive. Several
accidents have recently happened in con-
sequence, causing injury and even death.
The effect Of such unscrupulous conduct
of dealers will be to discredit Kerosene,
and cause its disuse BY any person who
has a regard for his life.
King, who was arrested not long since
a. Oxford, Ind., for the murder of DR.. J.
Il. Rowe, who stopped all night at King
tavern, has been released, owing to the
re- appearance of the supposed victim.
King extensively advertised bis arrest,
and besought Rowe to "turn up" and
prove his innocence, and Rowe, seeing
the notice, did turn up accordingly.
THAT'S THE QUEsrIoN.-A cotempo-
rary iDquires-"lf half dozen pew.hol.
ders in a rich and fashionable church
should take notion to secede, and convert
their pews into pig-pens, and the trustees
Of the building should fall back on the
law in order to pro,ec. the common right:
of all, and insist on the removal of the
pigs, would that be coercion ?"
Coal Oil is eaid to be q sure destroyer
of bed bugs. Apply pleutifully with 4
small brush or feather in the places where
they do most cougregate. The cure is eff
fectual and permanent. Gilt frames
chandeliers, rubbed lightly over with Goa
J oil, will no! bs disturbed By aics.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-19

wherein they acknowledge common
cling again a hostile attack. Upon
the arrival of Anderson and his men
at New York, we shall probably learn
more definite particulars.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-19
r THE PRESIDENT UPON THE STATES

EEGJIsIIION OF THE PRESIDENT UPON THE STATES
FOR MlLiTAfi.
WASHINGTON, April 10.
The following are the requisitious upon
the several States for Military to act in
the maintenance of the Union:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-19
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
For the Government, or Against 1t 1!

WILLIAM ii. SEWARD, Sec'y of State
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-19

.y E0EfI.f -ENAIsUS, 8 :. H.. @ --.r 60 Faila.csr
arl u,,rHi,- S.1-,lf To- ra- lg.. -----s t.-..- 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

GNKUSTEE'S SAl.E.-Whereas on the 2yth day
i Of Dssem. er. A. d., 1858. Seieusr Bel6eld
and Willism Bsl6eld. her husband, executed unto
Abnee DAWSON ~ Trustee, . cerssia Deed Of
Trust conveying 70 said Trustee the land il Scott
county, Iowa, described - follows, to- Wit: The
west balf Of the northeast quaitsr Of section
twelve ll3l in township seventy eight 1851 north
Of range three ISL east Of the 5th p. n. which
said onveyanee Was made by the said Ssleuer
Bel6eld and william Bel6eld, for the purpose Of
securing the payment Of certain prom,ssyry note
and the interest thereon, signed BY said aeleusr
Belneid snd Willism Bel6eld, dated the 39th day
# december, A. D., 1883, and payable - fol,ows:
For the sum of two thousand QUE hundred and six
dollars l&2 lu". ] payable TO the crder u Csleb
Wheeler on III. ist DAY Of December, l-59, with
interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per
annum.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and paysble and the ssii Seeuer Befeld ard
illism Be 6eld having failed to pay
the same. save and excepting tho sum Of tvo
D.vison trustee ss aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice. that By virtue Of the 20 Or which 10
in me vested by said Deed ot Tru.t.l WILTON Mon.
day, the 18th day Of December A. D. 1851, st
the hour Of two .clo:k 70 the sfternoos Ut said
day, at the Court House dooe 10 the city Of Dsv-
snpert. expose and offer for ssie, at puhlic aas-
tion. the parcel Of Land sbovs described, or %
much thereof - shall b Necessary 70 satisfy
and pay the aaount Of ssid sots. With the in
tsrest thsrson to the day Of sale- tGgsshef with
ell the costs and expeueee attendjDg said sale,
costs Of this aotics and Trustss's tsss.
Dated The 23d day Of Navsnbse, 4. D. 1891.
A8NER DAWSON;
asas-lhl 1sssess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
Az alV..L l. DkPAR1 UHE OF MAILS
Poet Once 9t Dsre~p port, IosUS.

EAsTERN MAIL-Via = K R-Closes at 8
O'Clock A NJ Closes at ~ O'Clock n arrives
at 10 o'clock NJ arrives ut 81 o'clock + Nj
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN AAn-Vis NJ + N RR-Closes at 81.
O'Clock N arrives At o'clock P II, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-yia Lyons 4 Camanche-
Closes at vCclsck N arrives at 8 O'Clock r n.
NogrHxRx NAIL-ViA levitt + Msquokets-
Closes Sunday. tuesday and Thursday ~ o'clock
Pm strives Tuesda,, Thursday sad Saturday 1t
o'clock + n.
RourE No. Io977-via Blue Grass, ct:-C!oses
Monday, Wednesday and Friday IT o'clock r N !;
arrives Tuesday, Tht rsday and SATURDAY ut 9
O'Clock Pm.
4. UTE vo. l0s4s Via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at IL O'CLOCK N arrives Tuesday and
Friday 1t II o'clock NJ.
SoUrHsgS M.Is-Vla Burlington / Keokuk-
Closes >undsy, Tuesday and fridAy ct y o'clock P
n arrives Monday, v wednesday and Friday at
o'clock A N.
kosrs No. 109.7-yia Puffalo-Clcses Friday
at s O'clock n; arrives Saturday ate O'Clock
PM.
Rows No. lO950-vis Amman oss l. Walnut
Forks-Ciose. Thursday st ~ N arrives Thurs
day at " o'clock N.
HoURs-Ofice open at s o'clock A n closes ct
2 O'clock Ofice OPEN on Sunday from to
10 o'cloef A M.
~ As the principal mails are carried BY Rail
Ro vd ell the time - s1ted in the above notice,
will be RAIL kOAO lINR, the clock in the super
intendsnt's Office, n / II Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. H. ELbRlDGE, r. ii.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
BOARD or EDUCATION Rooms,
Nov, 18th. 1861.

The Board met as per adjourn nsnt. Present
Meesrs. Collins. Peck. Blood. French and Cook.
Minutes Of Oat 3o.h. read and approved.
On motion of Geo. II. French, the reeiyna
ton Of Fred. c. Fearing as Principal Of No 6
was accepted. and Mr.. A. Brooks was elected
70 the vacancy. at a sulsry Of so per month
commencing Nov. 25th.
Petition Of j. q. Crane aud others. to set
apart parts Of Sections %. 81, % and u. a.
separate District. was refer red to 9 Committee
OF Me-.rs Blood Cook and Peck.
On notion Gf Geo. II. French. s. p. Otter
son w.e allowed rs per month during the
Summer vacation.
On 70 otioD Of W. L. Cook, the Secretary was
ordered to i.sue to J. n. Liggett an order oD
the Treasurer TO the amount Of coal tickets
presented.
The complaint of J. W. Thompson. Of severe
punishment, WIS referred to . Comuittee Of
Mcasrs Cook. Pack and French.
The following Examining Committees were
appointed for the present echooi yesr:
No. 1T J. Saunders, l. II. Sears, A. Dsvi,
son.
No. 2-J. N. Rogers. Geo. 5. C. Dow, Chae.
Leslie
No Sc A. Lynde. Bl. Peters, II. R. Claus
cen.
No "A. s. Maxwell, T. D. Eagal, r. Lin.
derman.
No. 5--J. s. Coates. H. G. Weinert, Tboms.
Scott.
No. &C F. Rerzow, s. &. Mitchell.
High SCHOOL, Rev II. n. Powere, j. 7. Lane,
J. ". Thompson.
The folio wing bills were ordered paid:
John C,llins, cash paid for grading $50
Gee II French wood delivered by J. Metcaf
atNo. 5.......... 400
On motion. the Board adjourned TO meet 1T
the call Of the President. +. PlCK, Secy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
The WAR NEWS.
The PTlvAteer Sumter net CO sD.ured.
NEWS FROM TaE LOWER POTOMAC
denomination Of Mayor Wood.
Dtsc0Usvv ofih. Jv:,rlh C~s'ollsss
0ecss.tOA Ordnance.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From W ashingt0n.
~sh
Tho P4lvAtesr SUMTER net CsD.ured.
NEWSPROM TaE LOWER POTOMAC
denomination Of Mayor Wood.
Otsc0VsSv Oflk. yv:srlk C~yoliss0
0eCs o.iOA Or0lWO1eCS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From " WashiDgton.
Tribune Dispatch

WARRINGTON, Nov. 81
Papers in the case Of Gen. Fremont, have for
some lays sen in The hands Of Zen. Lee. Judge
Advocate Of the Army who to-day made bis 70
report were charges substantially the ssme -
those preferred BY Col. Blair.
Gen. Anderson recently expressed to Gov.
Androv bis sti0 0ng desire that regiment OF Mas q
chusetts soldiers might be sent 10 kentucky. He
Was sure that no sectional feeling would hinder
the men Of Massachusetts from receiving hearty
welcome in Henry Clsys State.
Times Dispstch.l
Adsices received By tho Government from Great
Bri'ain represent shxt though nu-h sourncss Of
feeling 10 evident towards the United :<tstss, yet
there Vas . manifest feeling adverse TO . war, and
t.st the sentiments Of . strict nsaxAlily vss
dsils strsngthening.
on the part Of thAt Government towards the
United States, 10 more cordial than ever.
Tho Government has NO evidence any rebel
priva cor steamer being On the seas, except the
sumter. snd shs 10 endeAvosins 10 eluds capture
Com. Dupont has scnt to the Navy Department
the onxi ~. South Cs ons iinahce IT socess. o.
besutii ully engraved upon parchment, with the
autographs Of the South aroiinA ssce1ers head
BY Gen. Jameson. Tho photograph Of al TIE
members were found st Beaufort, with the ordi-
n nee and large number Of other important d.c-
uments.
SO iar Is can be ascertained Lord Lyon hes
taken no action whatever, on tho sutject Of Mas.
and Sl,dells arrest, but VIII prob bly, await in
.tructiLns. There has not been even an iniOr.s Il
convsr alton between him and tho dep .rtmen
concerning it.
TIE steamer Wy ysndank ran ,hs blockade last
night, and reached the navy yard thls p"rning
She was not fred 1t The steamer + Hall also
ran the blockade down > ard last night, having on
beard . largo quantity Of AnmuDiti n. Two
schooners loaded with wood. ran the blockade yes
terdsy.
Tbd enemy is apparently at work on or near .
battery at Postum Nose, which is far above the
others.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
by The
COVERING
OF THE ST.aTE o. lOWd.

Another year has gone, and we are brought to
that periud, when, following the example OF our
Puritan Fathers, 9 are accustomed to offer our
public Thanksgiving to the su hor OF eli sood, tor
mis- mercful providence towards US. Wonderful
changes nave occu. red duri, the past year, aud
advtr: ities seem to have OvettAken US az coun-
try aid .as people yet we have manifold bcss-
ings for which to be thankful. For tie bOuute-
Gus harvests of the field. for the general good
healti, Of che past year for the peaceful Positions
We occupy with na'ioIs ab. Dad, for the aroused
patriotic spirit Of the people which promises in
due time to restore peace ut home and the triun
phsntly place our civil and religious ins,itutio's
OF Freedom on . Il ner .undati0n han ever be-
fore-for these and many other blessings We have
abundant Cause tor Christian gratitude.
" ith Civil Wsr raging in our midst, the ban
ner Of Rebellion waving along all the Southern
bogder. hostile armies marching to the Conflict,
and walls OF mourning already swelling troD
thousands Of stricken hearts and households
that We can u! rocoyrize manifold Causes OF
gratitude snn acknow ledge His kindly providence
and confidently place oue trust 10 His had t. con-
US to the renewed favor Ut HIM who doeth al.
things we'll.
To this end, l, Samuel J. Kirkwood, Governor
Of tho State Of Iowa, do hereby apr oint
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
next, as Day Of Thanksgiving and earnest
recommend the peopls u the State To abstain
on At day from their usual avocations, and as
scmble att cir respective places OF worship to Of
Ter Thanks, Prayer aud Prx SO to Hin in whose
mercy now more than ever is our great trust.
SAMUEL j. KIKkWOOD,
Governor Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
STATE OF Iowa, ADJ'r GEN Ls OFrcE,
DAveNPoRr. Nov. l4th, 1861.

[General Order No. 40.1
The War Department Of the General Gov.
ernme mt hss authorized the State of Iowa TO
raise another Regiment Of Infantry. It will
be known as the 18th Regiment Iowa Volun.
tesr Infantry.
The number Of the Irish and German Rexi-
nsnts will be given when they ere formed.
and 90 with any other regiment that may
hereafter be formed. They will be numbered
in the order in which they ere filed up.
N. B. BAKss,
du AdjutAnt 0eaeeal Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

BANNER PREsENTATION.-The Second
CANT banter by the State Of Iowa. Attwo
O'Clock the r -ginent formed and marched to
the Burtis House. where Gen. Baker on the
part of the State. presented Col. Elliott on th.
hesn provided.
In presenting it, Gen. Baker made the
following r4msrks:
Col Elliott, Of;cers and Soldiers:
have n. speech to uske. II has become q
habit OF Iowa trOops 10 let their actions speak.
aud will Try to follow their exsmr:e. jerome
J. Norton, Of CONT any G. OF your Re esimen,.
. member Of the gallant Iowa lst Infantry.
presented me fag that WAS borne in the con
fiict 1t Wilson's Greek. By direction OF Gov.
K,rkwood, l procured . stanosrd Tor the III
Regiment Of lows Cavalry. in lieu OF that.
The flag Of the Iowa lst will be preserved b,
the STA as y memento of the glorious deeds
Of that REGIMENT do rot spesk OF the con
duet Of tie Iowa let as superior to that OF OuI
other regiments. for IL ie not 81. The I'd IL itr
laborious marches. the Sd in Its determined
fight At Bus Mills, the 7th in the battle OF
belmont, was never surpassed IN bravery by
regulars AID volunteers; sad oil Of our reg,
n ents in sll their duties IS soidisre have won
. reputation for Iowa which will last % long
as empires rule and the people reign.
Col Elliott, accept this standard. Let II
wave trium phantly in the hottest ot the tight
carry it gsiisn.lv. and when you return from
the service zee that there ere TO sta,us or blo's
upon its escutcheon except ,h.se ahich will
attest u e perilous contest for . flag which
represents a country aud Government.
Col. Elicit responded very briefly. but to
the point. ~ follows:
Gen Baker :-In behalf Of the % Iowa Cav.
airy, ! accept this stands,d. and although Io'
in the habit OF making speeches. yet let ne
tel' yon. sir. that whatever the Iowa lat or the
Iowa I'd. or the lo~a 3d. Cr the Iowa 7th. or
any other regiment. whether Intantry or Cav
airy, may have done. or ever may DO. the 20
reg ment VI Iowa Cavalry will make % good q
record for. gsllsntry and bravery - any Of
them.
He is evidently man Of deeds more
than of words. At all events, his Regi.
meut warrants the conclusion. 1t made an
excellent Appearance upon the street. We
should say that the drill is more perfect than
that Of the Infantry. The banner is Of dssI
blue silk fringed with orange. and bears the
American coat Of arms and the name Of the
Regiment. 1t 10 10 good hands. Long may 1t
survive.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

CAPT. 3. B. Finch, who has been the
Instructor Of the 18th Regiment at Camp Nc.
C!ellab. left yesterday morning for Ksokuk. to
assi., 10 the o:gao'zstioo AMI instruction Of the
18th Regiment. The Captain is . capital fel
low. and if W. can form any opinion from the
report Of those who have teen drilled by him,
he is capable, efficient and thorough.
The Authorities have. At lnest. in this IN
stance. selected man to insG - our soldiers
who is we'll q.ai.f.d d Tor his post. and deserves
some hing better than rill.msster. aud We
sincerely hope he viii be appointed to s,me
position in the 18th Regiment, whatever his
political opinions may be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3d. 1851.
The MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

Oyy,cs OF rus DsuocsAr AND NSvsa
Friday Eve, November -. lsSl.
Quotations ass the same ss yesterday.
tLoUs-Sl.VO wholesale; 34.A0 retail. Ship
ments 400 bu.
WasAs-ln demand at 5S057c. Receipts I, nc
bu. Shipments 1000 bu.
BARLsY.-Quist 1t ls02sc. Receipts 1850 bu.
Shipments 1900 bu.
Constitute doing. W. quito ss ls@lle.-
Receipts l25 bu.
OATs-Ws quote st.13c.
Oxloxs-Ssason nearly over. Wequots at LOG
Receipts l60 bu.
PorAr0ss-Nothingd doing. We quots Neshan-
noeks l3K@lse psr bu. Pinksyss 25@37c.
nAr-Pniris S5.so@7 psr ton Timothy ss.
new YORK Aarket.
Nsv YoxK, November -.
FLoUs-Masket 6rmer, and sales given 1t
- oo@5.6o Super State $67o@5.SS Extra State;
IS 5s@s ~ Super Western 45.7OG5.s5 Common
to medium extra Western $5.9O,g0OO shipping
Brands Extra X. H. o.
wHEAr-l@2c b better. $l.4l@l.42 Amber
Michigan !; tl.sO@l.sl Amber lows.
.OxH-Markst unchanged. 6s@64hc Western
and state.
RYE.-Stsady, 78069e.
BLRLBY.-Qu.et at 6O06lc.
OArs-Masket 6rmeT. 43043Le Cansdian and
Western.
PokK-Steady. $lAO0@l550 Mos $s.e2N@
9.75 Prime.
BT TEr.-Unchsnged.
CUT NRA1S lnactive.
LAaD.-Firm at oH@9Zc.
W1isKY.-Quiet and 6rm at 7lc.
---o-------
New YORK stock Market.
Nsv YdhK. Nov. q.
Storks rather dull.
Mo 81, 43H Ohio, 70.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

CHOICE FAMILY GkocERlEs.-Messrs.
Jeffties d CsrmAD, on the corner Of Brady ard
Fourth streets, have % choice stock Of family
groceries 40 one could wish to cell Every de.
pertinent 10 complete and the goods have been
selscted With great care for nice retail trade.
In prices, - in goods, they defy competition
We advice our frieuds who want the right
kind OF goods ~ living prices. to make frequent
cslls 1t this store Both partners are well
known here as young men Of integrity and
enterprise. They will be sure TO please Call
often.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

BKI1IsH PRklODIcA ALs.-Ne direct the
especial attention Of the reading community
to the advsrtisen eut OF the British Periodicals
in this iesue. No better investment can be
made 10 the literary line. Pay close attention
TO term. and the exceedingly low price Of con-
.ecutivs back numbers. Address Leonard
Scott 4 Co., No. 81 Gold street, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
CANADA l.luLOl< >lOa> 4:
No. 81 brady Street.

A ENDlD NEW ASSORTMENT OP
n Foreign and Domestic " ines and ussndies
.uSt receivei snd or SAFE loo for cash. Wis:
Su Z error Oo Coynsc. Of th- best brands,
CatsWb b.. brandy, very 6ne and pure,
American .'lAody' t.f coos'nx pusI oses,
Fine Did Scotch v hisky,
Did Bourbon and Rye whisky. guaranteed pure,
sherry: Port :nd Aadsi'a Vines. old mi rms.
Sparkling Ca,s~ ~ end Chanpsgns v nss,
oi the very best brands
Cherry. nlaeh berry nd Raspberry Brandy
gooI for dyssotefy .nd diaiibass,
Cider Vinegar Common inexas sorghum Jysup
10, A0., 60, Ir., 6e.
All Of which will b sold st piess 70 salt the
ioes, sithss st Wholesale o. retail, BY
,ae.A.s IL. q. NGC0.pV.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

VvHR PREMIUM JOB OFFICE Is NOV
/ prepared 70 ssseuts, II he most approved
Qyle e he aek any as1 I'll usnnes y pnnuug
fS0 oonnoo hAaAhiN e ths AAsO. taee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
Col. MuIltgan at Ciucinuatti.

ClNCiNNATTI, Nov. 72.
Col. Nulligan arrived here last night He va,
tendsrered tho Inequalities Of the city BY Mayor
Hatch. He was then escorted to the kurnet liou e.
and being called to the balcony addressed by
Hon. tienry Sta bury. Vol. Null,xan replied in .
short speech, which was enthusiastically applaud
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
NIGHT DlxPATCuE -.
From Washingt0D.

From Washingt0D.
WIssIxoroN, Nov -.
The nsmes Of large number Of old vs,sss are
publishsd to-day. lacy are ioaded With stoses,
and sae doubtless to be sent to Southern har0oss.
Especial 70 Commercial
The murderer Of II. Col. Van Garben has been
arrested. Tho evidence sgsii ct him 10 very clear.
Judge Black, Mr.. BuchsnAn's Attorney Gen. IL
here
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Nominations.

NRw IORK, Nov. ~.
The Mosart Hall Democracy last evening nomi
mated Fernando Wood tor Mayor.
The DemocSatic Union and Rent PayeSs Organ
station met yesterday 1t Cooper Institute. and
nominated John Kerr, the Brewer Commissioner,
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