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TRpyTEES SALE Of hkSIRAb bLE RESIDENCE
EAST on me CApiYuL

On MONDAY afternoon November oath, AT iour
O'Clock on th premises, virtue vi deed Of trust
from Jas w Robertson, dated JanuaIy 4ili, 1857
and duir recorded la hOer J. J. s, No 1877 ioiio-
III seq on of The land records for Washington
GCuuty, u. &. halle lot numbered 'nG in squur-
numbt red ine hundred aud forty seven situated 1t
the corner Of Tenth street east and PVnLsy ~
together with the improveme. IA, CON istirB ota two
story and attic Dwelling house, with necessary cat
buildinSr
Terms One thousand dollars cash The Icmam d'l
IN Fix and twelve mouths with nteIes', secured b
deed OF tru.t on the premises.
All convryaBees at the cost Of the pmIclasr
II the terms of sale are not complied win WITHIN
hive days thereafter the trustee reserves me iEht 10
rrrel at the risk at eXlepse Of the q auit'g lu
McNFRHANl, Trustee
JAS &. Mcguire co
nov 7-eodSds AutuoneeIs
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Louisville. Nov. l5.-General Buell. has ar
rived here. A letter to the Journal from Grab
Orchard says that General Zollicoher retreated
on Wedne day, blockading the road from Cum
berland Ford TO Gap.
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DYJ. c. MCGUIRE q co, ,A.c,.onser.

u Y j. G. MCGUIRE ~ CO, A"cttohners'
TRUSTEES SALE or FGRNITGRE AND HOBSh
HOLD EfFELTS
On TUESDAY MORNI>G. November 18Th
al 10 O'Clock at NOD Four aud half street, between
q sirl ct and lndaDa avenue by virtue OF dred oi
trust duly executed and recorded In lbeT j. A. S
No. III, foos 5i el scq one Vt the ND record for
Washington coanty, shall sell u of Furh,urv
ami liOutehold Effects cUmpri int
.wslnut hair cloth covered Sor.s, Etagcres
Hrocatelle covered Arm and Easy Chai,S
MahVg my ParlUr Chairs, Rol kers
Marble.tOp. C'utre, and Sofa Tables
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Oi! cloth
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounges
Brocateile and dsma.k Curtains. Window Shades
tilt frame Mantel Nj ROT. Oil Paintings
Walnut Dining Tables, Dmi' hairs
Hat rack, Hall Ch lirs, Oil cloth
Chitu, Glass, and CroGkery "as
Wnlout rosew, Cd, mahogany and painted 'ham
Der Furniture
Beds, Ma tre, ses, and Bedding
Railnt. r and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, NC.
Trims cash. Lew CLEPHASE, Trustee
JAS &, NcGUIGES SCO,
nov lid AuCLJrecrs.
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pyJ.c c. MCGUIRE y co, A"cu,"eers.
n . II | 9 t. g..

n y II & t..
VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE ANE IFDUSFItJLD
AFFECTS At PUBLIC ATCWLN
On MONDAY MORNING., N,trmbrr islh, ~ 10
u'uuck, vt the Tesidruct OF the laie Hon. r 4
Douglas. corner Of street ami New Jersey avenue,
We snail ) ii. u splendid as rrm!nt of
CABINET FuRNITURE CARPETS, MIRRORS, cGR-
TAINs,
Aud House' old kifrc generally y full and derurip
Il, adyCrtiIment Of which will APPEAR prey US ~
the sal
JAS G INQUIRE 60
nuylc-d Aucti0uutrs
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FURNITURE AND BOUSEHOLD EFFECys AT
AUCTION

On SATURDAY MORNING November ~, com
mencipg at 10 ocl, ok, We will sell, ut our auction
room1 without reserve. the effects OF family de
Uiiaing hnusekee piGg, comprising
Mahogany and " aluut Sofas aud ParlVr Chsi,s
Feather Beds, Bol,ters, ard Pillows
Cottage, Wa.But, and Plain Double and 2ingie
Bedstead,
Cane seat Dining, Easy and Plain Cane seat eh,irs
AID Rockers
Side boards. S fss, Lounges, Carpets, Stoves
Gilt and Nah gany Glasses, Washstands
IIai Racks. " mar nots, Buteeu1
Marble Top Mahogany, al Walnut Iablrs
Curtains TABLES, Book Gases. Refrigerator
With many other goods not here ment jnuf all of
winch will BE- sold without reserve
Terms cash
WALL BARNARD
nov 10 Star Auctioneers
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DY WALL q BARN SRD, Aurttoneers,
ID Cor. Penn. Ave. md Ninth street.

SLTLEP'S SpRivG COrEPED WAGON. TWO
NOSES AND HARNESS. ar AUCTION.
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nov 10 IStarl
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEv FvRNIyURE Al
4EUTiOS

On SATURDAY, the 16th instant, W, shall sell
81 10 o'clock, A NJ ip fCoNt OF Ou' store, No 526
Seventh street an excellent aS.O I'm nj OF new ard
sccond hand Furniture
Bedsteads, Bureaus Hattres-es AID S.dding
Mahogany, Cane, aud W ood-s-a I hats
Wardr, bes, Ws,h'tsuGs, Stoves
And many othe. articles which We deem uunece.
siry to euumerate
Terms cash GREEN i WILLIAMS,
nov l5--2t AuctloIesTE
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nov 9-3W
uALF-BKEED LANDS NOn SALE.

5000 acres choice Lands, one third timber, iu Rich
ar json county Nebr aska ut low rate.
Al-c, u Bank Charter for n Western bank that has
ever suspended.
Ad.yesI " Colorado" House OF Repre- entatives
w"sfir gtou, ID O. nov 9-,W
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yJ'O INVENTORS AND PhTENTESs.
L MUM h CO., proprietors OF the Scientific
American, aud agents for procuring American and
r a II II NJ T@.
Wih StLteen Years EIperienGg IN the Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph EOIt q,
Hon W d. Bishop, Commissioners Of Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousapd inventors who
have had business done through Mum & Co . Fat.
en- Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent free by mail.
Patent La rs and egulatonr 100 pa gee, IS cents,
nail.
No .iarge ror con: rliation, orally or by mail
t'rclini' ery Examination In United States Patent
once, So.
UIires No 81 Park Row, New York; Washington,
corner nt and Seventh street opposite the Patent
,fhrs NAV ii--H-nf
A ssIsTANT QUARTER 'iAsTEa', Of
n rIGE, Corner of and Twenty
second streets, Washington, ID C., Nov.
I2, 1861.
GOVERNMENT SALE or CONUENHED
HORSES.
A lot ofGoVERNMENr HORSES lcondeu med
rs unfit iGr pltlIc scrvce) will be sold at
AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 20,
1S6l, at ihv Corral On + street bet Heen i Twenty
tnird and Twenty fourth, near the observatory
Sale TO commence ut 20 o clock.
Terms, cTsh in specie.
By order J. j. DANA,
Capt. n a. q h.
WALL h BARNARD,
nov l3--dtd Intel Starl Auctioreers.
nH. }. j. FINDLEY has removed his
~ Once to Al Twelfth street, between and q
nov l2-Rt
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CTORE ROOM on Pennsylvania Ave.
- The second floor of the arg" house the
north .ide of Pennsylvanis avenu' between "a and
u h streets next d or wes' D.. IN Hall Is
fnr rent. Apply at No nc stI Il orii,, aetween
18th and Tth .trrttl west, 10
nov l2-5tCO Od* j NCt ELDEN.
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= q l. DI IL RS AY.
DIES ! PIEs:i PIss!!!

DIES PEST PISS!!!
$ pr hundred So per hundred So per hundred
TIERS, ATTENTIoN!
The attention Of Autirrs and dc aers generally, IL
resi- sctiully iuvired to The large assortment OF
rics, Cake. Bread. x oils, Duiscutt, &C.,
kcpt constantly on hand ard baked every day by
the !de signed.
Suffers can rely on getting IA good Pie at the low
price OF IS per HUNDRED anu have them at all tines
ire III from the oven.
tE lCH PIE! APPLE PIE DRIED APPLE
rlEl CRANBERRY PIE rLUM PIE!
GURRANr PIE! PUMPKIN PEI
The subscriber would respectfully call the atten.
lion OF the public to his tmeL und while thank
ing them for the patronage already bt.'Nwed solicit
their :ders, which will Oe pronp ly filed.
GEORGE SElIY,
No. 36l New York ayerue,
between Tenth and Eleventh sIree,s
Stalls 2G5 and 2e7 Centre Ma kel and lv1 Northern
Liberties Market oct l2-lm
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TJTNEN TNU TETNfNS 4
On THIS (SAl URDAlJ MORNING, 10th inst. &,
at 10 O'clock in front of The Auction X oms, a com
plete outfit for Sutler.
TermI cash
WALL. y BARNARD,
nov ID AuctioLeera.
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JTNION FUkNlTUNE SroL.E.
" The SUBSCRIBER Is now making ad itiOIs to his
.'Ock of HOu,ehrld Furrituoe, IOnsistL 20 pretty
Cottage hambrr Sets: FaTloI, Chamber. Dining
sud Kitchen Furnifure; Ma,trassvs, Pillows,
Blanket, Comforts Puils, Buckets. Busseta, &c
| respectfully solicit II cull from my R,PuLIicGn
trends a. well a. all other y, Od UniON men. and
promise t. sell Us Ieu oaaDle sr any oth"r house
I. X BROWN,
No $50 Sew nth 81 eet
nuvl2-lwif Uelr NortherA NarkCt.
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WANTS..

WANTED TO KENT-A small House
w with not less thai four 20 'u,, within tweni y
niLutes' walk IF The Pest DihIc Address " J
s q :" p. q Box 80, Washington, d. c. Refer
euc given if required nov lS--S@
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NTANTEp.--'Eo have everyboay 10 caii
w at SMITHS, No AGO Seventh street, opposit;
Poet On,ce and purchase their Fan aud Wi'"''
C!othtng, rIuuk-, Hats, and Caps, ~ /. very !c'
prices Give him Xcall "h"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

A TRIBUTE or RESPECT To COL,
WENTL.
~ CLINTON PAskHUkeT


Aye crowd srcunl the slaughtered hero's bier
Hsavs the deep sigh. and shed the plying tear
In gentle whispers breathe his honored name,
And twins our lofty ensign round bis lifelss:
frame.
FOR his marble brow weave the laurel wreath,
And crown him victor though he sleeps in death
From foreign land this warrior came,
10 share with us our nation fame
he came when peace, DER Us, her mantle hang,
When songs of JOY were heard On every tongue.
Soon called our mighty nation forth TO aIms
With youths atdoi the stranger sei zod the word
Aud en 'isxico's plains bis blood he poured.
Ia many heice strifes n manly part he bore;
he fought where fields turned red with gore:
Where earth shook With the caDnobs ieafenlng
raar,
And Thousands sunk in death 10 rise no more
but. when our sons hsd umblsd tho Astec's pride,
The stranger dung the cruel sword aside,
And sough the quiet paths Of trade,
As though he ne'er did v ieid tho blade.
Years passed on. A viler foe there rose.
That seeks with his accursed blows,
To shatter the fabric which was once his shield.
Again this hero sought the battle field,
And we'll may Missosri's sods attest
The untamed vslor which dWelt beneath his
breast.
Ito Tell, but rs the brave 30 love to dio,
When air rang with glad shouts Of victory
City HIGH SCROOL.
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NIGHT lllxPATCHD ~.
From W ash,nRtOn.

- WASHINGTON, Nov IL.
The substance Of accounts published in the
Norfolk Day Book has been received here. con.
tanning important Particular regarding move.
ments Cf the great feet.
The latest de.patch, dated November 7th, 6P.
~, says hvo Fedsrcl vesreis are nov in sight It
besufort- IN attack is expected tG-uight.
The Charleston 1evcsry has accounts from East
o.>'S-e>".~ -hD-is." indioa tinns that thu Union
thwart the rebels. S''o"
A family letter received hero, dated the Goth Of
Oct, on board the frigate Sumter Of Galveston,
confirms the report Of the capture Of the pirate
SCmter. Tho writer says she wss caught in her
own tap. 1t seems she mistOsk one Vi the gun
boats for . mercha antmsn and started in pursuit
When tho gun-boat had drawn her out far
enough she turned and ran her ashore. Her on
Gers and Grew ale prisoners On board the Niagsrs.
From Ofbcers who have arrived hero il 10 ascer-
tainsd tina, a Iecconnoisance BY 5000 men, vas
made at IN early hour this morning, in . south
westerly direction from Alexasdris.
Two thousand rebels arrived near Occotomk
yestsrdsy, from the main body Of their army
The rebel steamer Page harbors in Quantics
Creek, end may be seen from Budd's Ferry.
Three sohOoness ran the blockade In broad day
light yssts,dsy. They came abreast the rebel bat
teriss abeut II o'slsck A. ~, when . 6re was
opened upon them. They sailed slowly up the
owash channel BY the Maryland shore. Several
rounds were fred st them, but they I'll sosped
Most Of the shots were apparently from rinsd
guns, and struck on the Aasyland shore.
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CIDCINNArI, Nov. IL.
The battle Of Pikesvills lasted Friday and Sat-
urdsy, and WAS complete victory Gems. VIII
liams and hawss are among the prisoners.
Advices from kanawaha, state that the rebels
who had bssn shslling Camp Toopkins from Cot
under Col. DsvIllers Nine Of the snsmy's pioksts
were killed. with no loss On our side. Col. D has
taken possession Of the Hill.
Tho defeat of the Union forces at Guyendotte,
Was accom- plished by Hicksry ON the part Of the
Inhabitants. II seems that . force Of rebel cav
airy vasiousy estimated at from $50 70 200 bad
concentrated In the country back Of the town.
These proposed with the assistaaoe Of the rebel
inhAbitsnts Of Guyandotts to snnihilsts the Fed
era force in town This foros consisted Of $40 of
the 9Th Virginia regiment and . few Of zieIse's
cavalry. u was arranged between the rebel cav.
airy and the sebsl eiti1en1 70 murder oar troops
in cold blood.
The rebel citizens we're very Kind 70 our troops
last sunday evening and invited them 70 their
houses on various pfstsxts, and all who were a
duty accepted the Invitation. While they were
being entertained about halt past eight o'clock ct
night rebel cavalry dashed Into town. Signals
wsre displayed fran every hoses where Rsdssais
the unaFmsd soldiers il cold blood. The rsbs cit
issns-msn end Wo0sn-rushsd 70 arms and sided
the cavalry in the slAashtes.
Tho FedsrAls in camp prepared ~ soon - posi-
ble for defense, but wsss ovsspowsrsd ard hsd TO
break. Very few vese killed 10 the rsgincss with
cavalry, nearly al the killed being murdered II
the houses.
When Col. Zsiglss arrived, on Learning the par
ticslaSs OF the aGE hs ordered the destruction Of
the town. The buiIdings were inmsdiassIy fred,
and the whole tswn rsduced TO eshss.
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From Washington.
Hcrald's Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. Nov.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
4 gent occupying high position in Michigan,
has just arrived here with important ioioru 40,
which he has laid before Government, from tho
west coast Of Mexico and Sonora. Il appear,
the whole west coast 10 greatly excited at the con
tsmPiated Intervention Of England. France and
SPAN WITH Their Affairs, and they have slplied 70
our Government % know whether il viii sustain
them on their stand against the intnguss Of
Spain.
:. The rebel agents are nov very busy in the sec
t'os OF Mexico They have thns far fonnd little
sympathy,th people nearly sll fsvOring the cause
Of the Federal Government This is the case In An
the states throughout Mexico. The rebels, how
ever, bold out hat,ering prom and offer 10 mako
any kind Of treaties and to aid them with their
money.
Worlds Dispatch.
The excitement has boon intense here ali day In
reference 10 tho c0ast expedition.
News coming from IT. MOnroe and Hsttsrss In
let. is credited NJ the Departments.
Ia case the expected steamer arrives At Annapo-
lis, arrangements will bo made 10 dispatch the
news Immediately North and South.
The steamer Harriet Lane, having been thorough
or two.
The President will not pardon Capt. Gordon. con
vloted at New York Of being in the slave trade
The doveInment desires tho prompt punishment
Of such offenders.
Times Dispstob.
Yesterday, Gen Hancock sent 8 companies OF tho
New York 4sth, and Of Cavalry 70 Peacock Hill,
miles beyond Lewinsvi,le. They disc yv.ree no
signs OF the recent prcsence Of rebel pckets except
u rev e1tingnished camp fires. The cavalry went
miles beyond, and WAS informed that the place
had but recently been occupied by the rebels.
They brought in q prisoner.
In front Of the lett wing, below Alexsndria, our
pickets extend from the mouth Of tho Occotomh,
up tho ridge 10 miles in front Of Fort Lyons, and
iu front Of Mount Vernon, which is nov within the
lines Tho rebel pickets appear TO be about two
or three miles beyond iues, and about the samo
distance this eide Of tho Occoquan. sa..s
Our ScOutsiD the direction Ut FA rfax station
state that the rebels have thrown W field works st
that point, and that Zen Buel 10 there with i've
regiments.
Tribune Dispatch
Srveral rebel batteries On tho lowor Potomac
have been Withdrawn. 1t 10 probable that they
were composed entirely Of field pieces.
Tho sf6cers generally sscsLd tho idea Of going
into winter quarters,
A person in citisens dress, with pass from Mo-
ClellAn visited the posts u the lett wing ot our
army en- Saturday, who was recognized on bis le-
turn, by q gent In Alexandria, ~ an officer in the
rebel army.
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From FL. Monroe.

FoRT MONROE, Nov. II.
tag Of truce brought up to-day tho crew of
the french Corvette Prounce wrecked last Tues
day nigh: near Occroeko Inlet. She had no pilot
and went ashore during heavy storm. Tho
Grew, 100 mon, werc all saved and reach cd Norfolk
via. Charleston.
Four fishermen also come in across James river
last night, who give the same report.
Five desersersyesterday from Yorktown report
that our troops have taken Charleston.
The Dawn arrived to-day from Washington
having successfully run the blockade. Thirty-two
shots we're fred at her.
Another flag Of truce sent from Norfolk yester-
day brought down the report that after the cap
tuee OF the batteries the rebels fell baJk to Beau
fort, where most desperate struggle took place.
There was terrible excitement at Norfolk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
CANADA LIQUOR STOk L
No. So BRADY street.

- SPLENDID NEW ASSORTMENT or
n Foreign and Domestic Wines ana nrandies
lust received and Tor sale low for cash, viz:
EsSu 6 srior Ola Cognsc, Of the best brands,
Catawba brandy, very fne and pure,
American israDdy. i~r cooking purposes,
Fine Old Scotch Whisky,
Jld Bourbon and Rye Whisky, guaranteed pure,
Sherry. Port and Madeira Wines, old and prime,
Sparkling Cstawha and Champagne Wines,
of the very best brands
Cherry, Blackberry and Raspberry Brand y
good for dysentsry and diarrhea,
Cider Vinegar Common Vinegar Sorghum syrup
Ac. &C.. Go., de-, 10.
All Of which will BE- sold ut prices to suit the
times. ., shsr at Wholesale o. retail, BY
1ae.1.f IL. s. RINLEY.
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NUMBER 26.
Another Fight u Kensucky.

+, FAe1o, NY, Nov. H.
Zen. Nelson met the rebels on Friday last ct
fhEsviils, Pike cossey, Kentucky. and won . gio.
rious victory.
Got Moore attacked the rebels IN the rsav with
men, Harms falling back and Moore pressing for
ward till the enemy we're brosghs into the midst
OF Nelson's whole brsxade, when our foro>s psessed
them upon all sides, killing 4Oc and taking Loo
prisoners. The balspos we're scasssrsd in sli d.
rectiops.
The loss Of tae Fodesals u small.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
THE CITY.

REMovAL.--Ihe editorial aud count
ing room OF the DkMocRAT AND NEws will he
found hereafter in the second story OF Griev,
block, Perry street The entrance 10 ut the
main doorway. Office at the head al IN,
flight, first door on the left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

GEr THE BKsT.-The best goods are
The oheapest always. So buy your Boots aud
Shoes at Doa's. Ladies cen find tie best
Shoes Caters and Balmornl Gaiters at Dow,s
'ehts can get the best fitting fine Boot made
at bows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

TUESDAY, November IL.
ARRIVED.
JENNIE WHIPPLs, White, Nontrose.
POAEROY, Davis, Ft. Madison.
AD HisB, Calf, Dubuque.
'D1PARSBD.
jimmie WBIPPLE, White, MOntrose.
PONRRoY, Davis, Fort Madison.
The Ad Hins, Capt. Gait and Clerk Dalzell, will
depart for Dubuque and way points ~ o'clock
this morning.
Tho mail and passenger. packet Kate Casssl.
Capt. Hillhouse, will depart for Aoutross this
morning.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Capt. Psr-
sr, will depart for st. Laois and way points this
mosning.
AcCIDsN TO rHR PsMsIMA.-Yestsrday morn
ing the officers Of the Jennie Whippis reported
that the Psmbins. while attempting to pas the
Lower Rapids Last Saturday, run afoul chain Of
rock which penetrated her hull in several places,
admitting considerable water, and from which
position it uosld require several days Q pertsst
cleanscs. Another report was rife, however. that
she had only run her barge aground which voald
cause bpt little detention.
P.S.-Sines the above Was put IL type, Mr. r.
N. Prettyman received despatch from the sbsvs
named steamer, stating that she had got saoat
and vssid - q this point ct an early hour this
norninG boaad for st. Peal. z
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
ANY' PER SOW

nEING DESTROYS OF ENGAGING IN
ID business, will find . rare Opportunity BY
calling ON the undersigned, - other matters re-
quire my undivided attention. will dispose OF
the stock of
Groceries, Provisions Il Fixtures
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

FIREMEN ATTENTION.-Meet and form
a. Lahrmann's Hall to-day at one o'clock 10
attend the funeral Of Col Wenix
w. Y. JONES, Chief Engineer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

EVERY lady should buy dress pat
tern at Whisers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
The War IN T0naesoee.

The Enqsiyer's special dispatch ftua Reet Mon
roe says the Union men Of Eastern Tennessee have
burned nunbss q sailsosd bridges ed cut tsis-
graph lines 70 prevent the transportation sf troops
One bridge Of 200 fest spsa was Destroyed on the
East Tennessee Rairoad. Four structures on the
line north ot Knoxville were entirely destroyed
and very heavy wooden bsidgs ss Charleston,
Bszdley county, Tsnsessss, vas destroyed on the
evening Of Friday last. Chsslsstoe - Is miles
south-West d Knoxville.
This aetion Of the Union men will couvince the
0ovsrnosnt that Eastern Tsassssss Win ssdssa
herself IL sn oppostanity o9srs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

SARGENT Henry Mcneil, Of Company
q. Cd Iowa Regiment, arrived home last ev.
ming on furlough. Henry has been quite .,ck
Tor some weeks past. and looks very poorly.
We hope to see him flesh up again under the.
k'nd care OF bic many friends. who ara rejoced
TO see him home again
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
Notice.

vTlHE HOLDERS OF LOTS IN OAKDALE
i Cemetery are hereby notified that wooden
eesns ars not allowed 70 be placed upon any Of the
lots in said Csnetary and all other matsrisl im-
proven ents upon lots must be made in accordance
with the rules Of the Company. 1t is tho design
of tho Company to place stone corners with the
number to each lot som rs circumstances will
admit; and the erection OF fences thereon would
interfere with such an afraagsment.
By eedsr Of BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ak
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

FARRAND continues to sell those cx.
ce'lent and fashionable Hats and Caps very
cheap. Go and see the new arrivals.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS,
AfrNueA.

IA years olX, l6fes '|.l<as.sl~.saV -AnnITT .
ON forehead, thick short double name. Had On q
halter when he left. Any information which
Eill lead to hi. recovery will be liberslly reward
nols-dAwtfl Mississippi House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
PEOPLES STORE,

Eighteen, Brady street, at COST and Transports
tion. The stock il A No. l, (and could not oe
replaced to-day 1t its original COST The loca-
tion is one Of the most desirable in the city,
with we'll established trade.
nve div SIX. BARKLEY, Ag't.
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m. the blockade,

a PHsLADsLpnIA, Nov. ID.
The rsbsl ship Bssmads Tsn the eloekads o.
Savannah ON the night Of the "a of Nov, being
toved ont bv the stesmer Runtrses. She 10 lead
ed with 1000 bales OF cotton for Liverpool.
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Russhsr PSem she Rleee.

- BAL41n0o1b NOV. u.
The following additional pessieulsss sss frsn
the Chasisstoe Awcs1v Il Friday eth:
bstwssn Z aad 10 o'clock fhsrsday nosniag, ~
under cover Of > hsasy -, Is sleansss passsd
tho battsriss."
Ons aeeosnt sAys oss u The fsdaal vosDols vas
crippled, but ssothsr account makes - ns1liea q
any dissstss, Thersbsls rspass thsir less % he
batteries lisAG a.t ID II saM
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House Burned. .

The Norfolk Custom House Burned.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL.
The Norfolk Custom Hhouse is reported to have
been burned on Saturday night with q large
amount of stores.