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For freight passage having unsurpassed Recommendations
apply on board, -
GEORGE y. HTTF No. 3 Front street.
MUSE & MURDOCH, No ; Fronr street
T. n. SMITH 1 TchOUpi;nuiaS ,treet
Tho ponhn1u built expressly the Red River trade
and for comfort safety and speed surpassed by any bs
IN The trade, - ~ S
III" nouboon will pny strict 10 all way and plants
ton business. = - AZ ~
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Leaves sxsEy TUESDAY NJ s clock ?. u.

2. II.
NEW ORLEANS AND VECK y.
- hi burg =. s. Mail I.ne-FoI 2oqAlsqnvie, PIs
Red River landing Fort Adams, Matches Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf aud ycks
burgThe steamer Chnru,er. Capt. W. C. Wilson, will
eaYe above every TUESn AY o'clock P IL Returning
she wliesve Vtcksbnrg every FRID AY at 10 O'clock u
D. r. CARROLL X co,
js4 Agents IS Carondalet street..
Tho shove steamer will conneaat VcgourR BteamaI
DeBdrnp fn- YhEan river
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MEMPHIS AM N FlSW ORLEANS
EsssS h. Packet l.ne-ReguIar {. s Mail Pncfet-~For
Memphis and the Bens-The fine frsrinss mas
sasenger pngket steamer III. II. w. EiIll T.
H. Newell master will be ready to freight Friday
morning. Mt tho foot of Grod street and will rs above
For freight passage, apply on hoard. to
JOHN E. HYDE ( CO..
fr4 ind St Charles rTotni iort ,u;nr
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arkansas and White rivers. and Memphis With The emnhs
and Charleston Railroad and superior packets for ST. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati. "
Bills adng the office of agents up to O'Clock
on DIV of - - ~O@-
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Leaves every sATuEDAy atsP.N.

NEW ksILEANS AND WECAS-
sys = hare Nal Idne-For p@ueIdsonville, PIaq-
Sasisrzt Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Water.
proof Rodney st. Joseph Grand Gulf Wurrenton and vcs-
hurg-The GafGEez T. P. I.eathers mater will leave
as above every Saturday ut O'Clock P. NJ.
j. j. PERSON & CO., Agents,
se10 A Carop5pet street
The Matches Vickbug With the Hope
9nd Primo for IAznn river.
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Sttarirrt SateIllgrnft.

GKEsuEs7 OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street, !
Thursday Morning, February Z, 1861.
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LOWER MISsISsIppI
Regular FRIDAY Packet fng vickshnre an, the 4

Regular FRIDAY Packet fnr Vickshurc auat he Rerds
FOR LAKE PROVIDENCE
Ns& IA Goodrich Landing. Mllikens Send Ouckport'
Gulf st. Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof, Natchey,
Fort Adams. Red River Landng, Tunca. Moganza Point
mine DonaldsonytIe and all iptarrHedate lanngThe
and elegant passenger steamer Mary Neene, Capt W.
Richardson will Commences her trips FRIDAY September
IA and leave regularly above svery FRIDAY at p M
throughout the For freight nAssage apply to
d. r. CARROLL, Il CO,
SELF " Agents. 81 f'arnndeIe street
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Memoranda.

Passengers.
Per ship Home, from Granada-6 cabin.
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ts'ItHR MI RaSAiI,S

5TEAMROApS.
,,n.s. ". ~ AND sss.so t-Ygy;lsgEsgsaz-1
Ss$t& MEMPHIS Z. S. NAH, 1slSst
asEsaaaKisssaET N Of PACKETS.
Composed Of the splendid steamers
fHgSsnnr. j. n Clarke master,
Ed. j. Gay. Bart Bowen. muster,
leaving every TUESDAY, ats PM.
Imperial, G. s. Rogers, MASTER
John Simonls. T. y. Hicks master
Every THURSDAY, at6P.M.
New Unt lie Sam. A. r. Irwin MASTER
II. r. w. nm, T. H. Newell, master
Every SATURDAY, at5P. NJ.
Connecting Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, Fast AND WEST
For freight passage apply to
JNo. f. HYDE Il Co, Memphis pucket Office,
MI It St Charles Hotel. left v-inr.
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P EO P ELS LIN +
PEOPXE'S lime FOR I
FOR ATTAK APAS.
Leaves OF SATURDAY. Feb. q, at 3 P. NJ.
AttRkanas via PIaGuemine
ENsbR ArI1fE'A Tg A Eo& R-THE PINE r

, ~ ac and light draught steamer PicayEgne No.
ld5asi4 H. r. Broad master, is now renly receive
eEh for st. MaitinsVvc New Iberia. jean
nerFetts CenLGrvie Franklin Charfnton PatRrsonve
all inermediate landings Bnyou Bouf and Teche
ana Will leave Us above For freight passage apply board
VIRGiELuS q. NHNTGEl.,
fef Advertising Agent,
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LeAVtN on I'FTU rs IA 7 :. Feh. 7 ut 2. VI.
REGULAR NEGBfpEITS AND NEW
sySny w. Orleans Packet Line-U. S. Mail PEeke-For
Memphis and she Bends-The fine trst-rlvss pas
packet steamer john SifNontsS
j. Frank Hicks MASTER will be eOdy freight Wetnes
day morning Mt The foot Of GrHd street md will leave as
above. For freight passage amply hoard, or to
JOHN Il. HYDE co.
fe2 under St Charles Uotel laft VIM
This boat AT Napoleon regular packets for thu
Arkansas AND White Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad
Bulls @Dg sgnod at the Office of tho Agensup to o'clock
day ofdeparture.
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RHTS b. MiNhThe light-dr&ugbt passenger packet r..
lsfa$fksl ID. Hine, R. Muggah, master, J. J Akin.
clerk, will leave above. taking freight for
New lheri ChaentOn Franklin Cenervlle. PattcrSoIve
Ber@ick Bay Ba Bseu ali way landings For freight
or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS @. DFNTzEII
lsh Advertising
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Leaves every MONDAY. p NJ
REGULAR FICKSBURE AND
w. D. Bends Packei-The new, swift and mag
f#AAsssR5l5 nifcen passenger packet Gem. .Bno. A
e.VIitE1af1, John W. Cannon. master viii
positively leave above, for Columbia and Lunn Landing
Argyle andr dreenyi,ie Deer Greek Landing, Pont wor.
Ellington, Carolina Landing, Lake Washington skpvithg
Landing, Slack Island Landing Providence Mkens
Bend VickSbnrg WarrentoN Grand Gnr St Joseph Rodney
Waterproof NaCheZ Red River Landing Bayou Sara Baton
Ronge and ali intermediate landings, For freight passage
apply on board.
yIRGINIUs c. DENTZEL.
seq Advertising Agent,
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REGULAR RED RIVER, NEW

REGULAR RED RIVER, NEW
HSssS 4, ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON Tuesday U. Sy
ihlls9ffsF.f43a Mail Passenger Packet.
Rs&#@sF The new and magnificent first passenger
packet ouhln0n, VIM G. Harrison master will leave
gnariy for JeHersou Shreveport, Grand Bayou Conshaa
Cafne Grand EcoTs Alexandria and all intermediate landings
Red River. as follows:
Leaves New flrienrF- Il Shreyet,frt--
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Kansas News.

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. IA.
The lst Kansas cavalry, Col. Jennison, has left
mere Tor se:aa NJ :, to protec. supply trains ind
other Government property at that and neighbor-
ing points
Jcnnis N has issued proclamatio to the peo
pie Of jackson, Lafayette, johnson and Pst,is
counties, Mo, from which the following extracts
arc made: We march to enforce the laws and sus-
tain the Government. livery loyal citizen is ex-
pected to give evidence of his loyalty by active
efforts, for the protection Of tic flag. For four
months our armies have marched through your
country. four professcd friendship has been a
fraud; your oaths Of allegiance have been shams
and pcrJurlc. you feed the rebel army you act
as spies Whiie claiming to be true to tie Union
We DO not care abeut your past political opinion
no man will be per ecutel ecaese he differs from
US; but leu trality Is ended. If you are patrlo,s
you must fgat, II traitors, you will be punished
! ne time Tor hShting has come, and man
VINO leeds, haSboiS, protects Or in any way gives
d and comfort to the enemies of the Union. will
be held responsible for his treason with his li,s
and property. -hile all tne property IL onion
nen, and all their rights, viii be religiously re-
spected. Traitors will, everywhere, be treated as
outlaws, enemies OF God and man, 20 base 10 hold
any description Of property and having no rights
which loyal men bount 10 respect The last dol
lar and the last slave Of the rebels will be taken
and turned over to the general government.
Playing is played out, and VIII, never Union
troops are bred upon. the ans er will boom from
cannon, and dissolution will follow treason
all over the land. Between rort Leayen
worth and the headquarters Of the army OF the
West Is under the ursdiction OF u s.. nd we pro-
poe to have regular road over it, and safe com
nuncation through it-nO n after at what cost ,,f
rebel treasure and blood
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
FrGKNOON DISPATCHES.
Important from New i;raHada

important from New Granada.
new YoRK, Nov. Is
The steamer Cham pon has arrived with Pana.
m dates Of the 9TH
Bogota quiet under The Mosquera govern
mtnt.
Gen Heron is on his way to Washington as
Minister.
1t ha. been resolved at convention Of the reb-
the United states Of Columbia.
The Pacific mail steamer Uncle Sam brought
down 500 troops, large amount Cf rifles, etc.
A tight had occurred at Guaymas, ,.eIico, be.
tween &c foreigners and natives.
The American Consul was in prison and three
Americans we're snot.
II is said that 800 Anne leans put 500 Mexicans
to fight.
Senators Gwinn, Calhoun, Benhan and J. Brent
OF California. arrested as the Uncle San. was
entering the Bay OF aLama by order u General
sumner. Ppers compromising them with Tive
rebels were found aboard. Some of Gwlnn's friends
at Panama applied to the Governor I, annul the
arrest on the ground th Il they were made in New
Granada, and that the Government has no right to
transport 'otical prisoners over their rerritory.
Gen. tierron,wn was an intimate friend of GwDn,
also used his influence. The Governor issued or
ders pr hioting the conveyance OF the prisoners
across the Isthnus, and lar forces of soldiers
we're sent 10 the station to release them as
soon as they landed. The United States Consul
went aboard the L ncle Sam. and it " Is finally de-
cided that the prisoners we're to be allowed 10
cross the IsthIus such, and the question OF
further arrest be referred to Washington.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
River items.

FRIDAY, November Is.
ARRIVED.
NATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
AD HINE, Cali, Dubuque
NATE CAssEL. Hillhouse. Montrose
The magnificent Northern Line packet Henry
Clay, Caps. Buford and Clerk Owens, will depart
Tor st faul this morning. Passengers and ship
pers will find 1t to their advantage to patronizs
this favorite craft.
Ihe Jennie Whipple, Capt. White and Clerk
Lowr,e, will depart tor st. Louis this morning at
Z o'clock. ~
Inc hight draught packet romeroy, Capt Davis,
will depart for Fort Madison and way points this
evening. fO-'' '-''
The Fili Henderson, Capt. Rhodes, will depart
Tor -. Louis this morning at an early hour.
SuSK--A barge laden with wheat, barley and
HOUR IN TO" OF the Clara Hine, sprung leak just
this side If Keokuk and sunk on Tuesday morn.
be injured: '''' "Ai
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
From baltimore.

~, BALTIMORE, Nov. IS.
The Oh Point boat has arrived here. Charles
ton papers o. the 18th state that Gen. Lee is max
ing extensive preparations to defend beaufort
ana that the place is net occupied by Gen. Sher.
mah; that negroes are engaged removing cot,.,n
ana other property, and that two lanxee gun
boats are aground near the vii. age
lhe Charleston Lvuri states that the,o ia IL,
Tie cotton stored at or near Beaufort
MISS Hope bayard, who resides on Hilton Island.
BET hre to every building on their premises and
their crops. .eaving mass at ruins behind.
The guns OF the Lady Davis and funtress have
been placed in battery at Port Royal Ferry. un
der command Of Com. Donovan, where a stand will
be made. W
number Of families have left Savannah for
up the country.
On Saturday last, according to the Charleston
papers, there were no signs Of Gen. Sherman TAX
ing possession of beaufort
The Rutledse. n. G., k'hemcn started for Beau.
tort on sunday morning. a detachment of
mounted rifemen, Of Col. Clingmans North Caro-
lima regi .ent was also On the way.
The Oh ,rleston Mercury nde ems the manner
IN which the COME Iera,es have prepared Tor the
emergency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
LATEST NEWS
by the Mails.
KILLED AND WOUNDED,

We copy from the st. Louis Republican the fol
lowing list Of killed and wounded in the Iowa 7th
Regiment
SEVENTH IowA-CoL. LAUAAN- 512 NEN
| killed Lieut. Col Wentz
"ounded-1oi Lauman, slightly Major Z "
| Rice.
Co A-Capt John G Reed.
Ailled-T os Pitchforth, j F Hardy,w Wells
| ID Hilber >am " Nhite
Wounied-W Barg-nbush, W Davis, III Hustled.
Allen Miller, Thes Morgan, j Reed, w ID Key
hoIds, - Rosaman, VIM Shearer, john shelley,
iohn sanCamr, - Aesser. lsi Lieut. Wm
Deaues.
Go E-Capt q Gardner.
killed-G S Dodge, I'd H. !; j Collahan, j L
" ilson.
Wounded : Capt Gardner, G NJ rse. II ] Smith
II l. Smith, John Morse, John Affair. Ii Benson, l..
tafkin, a Gilmore, IN Mason.
Co Capt j " McMallen.
Killed LIST 1t A oung, w A Jones, d da-
hony, Harvey smith.
Wounded I'd Lit b Rear1 W Mo.eland, ii A
Grant " Henry. IN Mullen, 4 Il Mc,lufe,
NJ Snooks } Thompson, > Ii wyman, Geo Addy,
: B Clark.
Co D-Capt Harper
killed-Sam Robinson j j Schemeye, Henry
Thomas, LGnan Vantioosen, Foster Walker, Jonn
Wohgemuth.
ouhdeu -Iaptaln j J harper, NJ Mcneil
Stewart, Schiller, A NJ Collins, Julien ID ConelI,
JOS Nil er.
Co Capt c Parrott.
kiled-H Halietson, 1 Shepherd, Henry Tnr-
ner.
Wounded Capt Parrott, w Diggs, A Alison,
Chiswell, Ca1el, JoLes,J Knight, Scott,
X kirkpatrick.
Cof-Capt W Kitte-edge.
killed-sergtW NJ Farley, VIM Birdsten,
Hyatt.
Wounied-Wm Broadhead. W NJ Godfrey, II n
' ass, &c Wing.
Co I-Capt Is Crabb.
Killed. Temple, l. Richey, Wareton, J A
Abtey.
Woundel-A Reed, K Austin J OBlicn.
4 ] flush, j Clark, II ) kinsey, Dk Laramer, |
!. Pickover, A Shepherd, q lennoret.
Co I-U0ptJ NJ Irwin
killed-John J Scott, & Noe.
Woundcd-lst Lit thas Gar iner, Jno Wicox,W |
II Evans, & kenirew, + Norton, } . Chedes-
ter, Crispin. J Doll, Z Laxenby, 7 Myrick, John
Is Cons ell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
Missouri News.

S;. SPkiNGVIELD, Nov. H.
- ,ce tho departure Of Gen. Hunters. rone..
,H aaa Slurges divisions Of the army on SATURDAY
est has transpired here. - '"'e'
"ens. sigei and Asboth's divisions hay, re
turned IRON their position south of here. which
vas was merely fent to Trotcc, our withdrawal. .nd
WI march TOR st. Louis via koila.
IN day or two Springfield will be entirely eva,
=. aaeu. anu Large number Of the Union men Of
nj cty surrounding country have lett ana
VIII continue to leave with the armv. mo, h.,a,.
w'iinS TO risk their lives in the hands Of III. reb
teriing Price began TO move with lis arnv os
= ,ooo men and 70 eces of artillery on Sat.Iiay
morning towards Pinedale in the extreme south.
western corner Of the state
Den hcCulloch broke up his camp On Friday
hisht and the next day was marching toward per
ryvlile, Ark
gentleman recently appeared in tho rebel
camp, says Price desi ned t. go into winner on.,
ters a. eross FOLLOW, Washington county, Ark
ana that all his reoels who wished to 60 home,
nave already returned that those now with h,m
intend to fight outside of Missouri,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
From New York.

New YORK, Nov Is.
The Champion brought s575,OoO in treasure
Among her passengers we're Senator Nesmith,
zen. Sumner, Lieut.. I 81 Merchant. Capts Judd
Booth Hendrickscn, Gilbert, Stewart and Winder,
Lieuts. Dandy, Hardin and st. lair, and 700 meo
Of the Sd Infantry. Ex-senator Gwinn was also
passenger under arrest.
The steamers C,atsa Cosleas, from Port Royal
on Wednesday, the 18th, p. NJ, arrived here las.
night
he troops had all been landed, and the stores
an ordnance from the varioas vessels of the feet
we're being rapidly discharged. A number Of the
transports would soon BE- ready to leave.
1t was rumosed that the Onion pickets. on the
opposite side Of the Island, near Savannah Ferry,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
BEST DOLL.sR MOUSE
THOMAS POW Ellis,
nRUG 4 FAMILY MEDICINE STORE
J.SCD II IS.

~ ~ u - - j y
10. ..BRAUY E7RLE2.. an
HAVING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSrEM
Ii Of buying ani selling gooic, Am prepared
to offer at very Low PKrCEa, to when res cctiui-
iy aall attention OF the public. Ip addition to 10
well selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, ttc.,
| would solicit your attention to a new arrival =
goods by exprcss-
BAZI>'S AMANDINE,
FAkINA COLOGNE, (EE.r BxANpa.)
LUBlN'5 EXTRACT isHw rEmrrsgrY. J
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, FreEeh and Eaglisb
with fvll assortment oil TKyTn, MAR, cLcT n, NAT
AND NAIL BRUSHES.
Als0a few cascs
DARK OF AU d UBR aNDYs
PALE NENNEsEY DRANDT,
WEnBSTEN NlAEl.KIA.
PORG VINE,
PALE AsAt 1lNIs
Which will be sold e1clu'iyely for medical Iur-
poses
4soo.O LxAvanN CixNr0
Choice Brands, direct from the importer.
TfIna TN"i H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
CANADA l.l<lUOts >TOas Il
TO. So Dr0Gy Street.

A SPLENDID NEW ASSORTMENT OF
"A Foreign and Domestic W ines and Brsndics
just received and for sale low for cash. Wis:
Su Z erlor Ola Cognac, Of tha best brands,
CatawbA brandy, very 6ne and pure,
American iifandy, t~r cooking purI Ioses,
Fine Old scotch Whisky,
Did Bourbon and Rye Whisky, 9uaran, sed pure.
Sherry, Port and Madeira Wines, old md I f,me
Sparkling Catawhs and Champagne Wines,
OF the very best brands
Cherry. blaetbsrry and Raspberry Brandy
good for dyssntesy and diarrhxA,
Cider Vinegar Common Vinegar SoTghum syrup
Ac, Ac. 30, &C.. Gc.
All OF which will be sold Ut prices to suit the
times, either at Wholesale o. retail, by
'sn.@" II. \. RICG.RY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
DRs. NEWELL d CHARLES,

DKS. NEWELL Il CllAKLES,
DENTIsTS,
HsRA RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
Ia, the citizens of Davenport and sur
40Yyroundins country, that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients favoring Drs. N. d c. with their cen
hdence may rely upon their utmost exertions to
perform every operation il as perfect manner as
possible. Particular attention paid to the regu-
lation OF Childrens Teeth. Terms Of artificial
worn made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
REFERENCES
r. BRAND, Mayor, Gaena.
BEN. CAMPBELL, I"
WEIGHLY SMALL,
DIR. }. A. ScKoGGs, Dentist.
PA. LIvEgMoaE,
C. w. hEnrsrEAD, NJ. d."
Il. CRONIN, II. d.,
DRjW. p. HILLS, Davenport.
my22-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
iKRlIiL a. DkPAKiU KE OF MAILS
H0s! OMce at DarenpOrf. E0sCa.

hAsTERS MAIL-Via 4 X IR R-Coses at s
O'Clock a NJ Closes at ~ O'Clock + NJ; arrive.
AT ~ O'Clock NJ arrives at So o'clock + Nj
days excepted.
WESTERN MAiL-Via NJ NJ R-Closes at "a
o'clock II airlves at o'clock Y NJ, SUNDAYS
. excepted
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Lyons Camanche-
Closes AT 9C'cisck + NJ arrivesst6 o'c.ock pm.
NORTHERN NAu.-Via Dewitt Il Maauoketa-
Closes sunday. ,uesday and Thursday at . o'clock
arrives Tuesday, Thursday unl Saturday at
. o'clock + NJ.
ROUTE No. l0977-Via Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Moniay, Wednesday aud Friday O'Clock u :,
arrives tuesday, Thursday and satur lay at 9
O'Clock pm.
k,urE No. lo9l7 Via Tipton-Coses Tuesday
| ana Friday at II ociocS NJ arrives Tuesday ana
Friday at II o'clock NJ.
SOUTHERN MtIL-VIa Burlington h keokuk-
oioscs sunday, Tuesday and Friday at O'clock +
arrives Monday, " cdnesday and friday at
clock 4 VI.
koerE No. l09H-via Fuifalo-Closes Friday
AT O'Clock N arrives Saturday at o'clock
PM.
RourE NO. lG9jo-Via Annawosa d Walnut
Fork9-Close- Thursday at II II arrives Thurs
day at II o'clock N.
houKs-Oit;c oren at o'clock A NJ closes at
= o'clock Office open sunday from to
10 o'clOct A NJ
t-43- A the princip pa! N iils are carried by Rail
koid, all the time 5 stalel in the above notice.
VIII be Raj hoAD lime, the clock in the Super
intcndants office, u VI Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. Ii. LLDkIDGE, T. W.
STATE or Iowa. ApJ'r GEN'L's OFFICE,
DAvEsroRL Nov l4th, 1861.
l'ieneral Order No. 49,
The War Department Of the General Gov.
ernm Mt has authorized the State of Iowa TO
RAISE another Regiment Of Infantry II will
be known as the 10th Regiment Iowa Voun.
80. I-f."..y.
The number of tie Irish and German Regi-
ments will be given when they are formed.
aud so with any other regiment that may
hereafter be formed. They will be numbered
in the order in which they are filed up.
N B. BAKER,
diff Adjutant General OF Iowa.
NorICE.-All Societies and persons
wishing to make donations for the sick and
wounded among the Iowa Volunteers, are re-
queste to corr -pond with Rev. A j Kynet,,
lyons, Carresponding Secretary Of The Army
Sanitary Com mission of the State of Iowa."
Societies already organized for the purpose
OF providing articles for the hospitals, are
earnestly recommended 10 cooperate with the
above named commission. Full information is
given 10 circulars issued by them.
N. b. BAKER, Ad'it Gen. Of Iowa.
ADJr GES's OFFICE. Nov. 18th, 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

OUR MECHANICs.-The various branch
es OF Manufacture in our city seem to be in
more healthy condition than for several wears
past, and mechanics generally, who are anx.
ious to work. find plenty to occupy their time
and at good living wages. We do not sav this
to induce mechanics from otl.er points to come
here at present. for it is quite likely that the
dlfferen. trades are supplied for the winter.
We speak of this fall in comparison with 9th.
ers, as relates t. the mat in hand For sever
81 years past, many OF our beet mechanics have
been obliged to leave ID .venport to find better
situations in other places; but very many of
them have returned and find that right here
Is the best place for them. The winter coming
on will hardly find an industrious aud compel.
EFT artisan out of business; hence there will
be no suff ring among that class of people
We wo,.ld advise them TO be content with the
present, and not endeavor to crowd up prices
or take any undue advantage We hope TO
see better times for all classes OF people than
We have now, yet there are 10 good reasons
Why the people Of our city should complain of
their lot. Our city Is thriving, pr sperity i
with us and promises largely for the future
May We all live to hasten on and see The ful.
6llmsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
Further Particulars Of the Fight IN
Kentucky.

MAYsvILLg, Nov. Is.
Reports from eadquarters, dated the 18th inst !,
received this mo ming through reliable gentlemen
who we're at Piketown, say that our troops attack
ed the rebels 900 strong, who were posted on a
hll, killing SO or Ss and taking 50 prisoners. The
rest scatteiei.
Col. Jno >. Wins was the first man to run
away.
Six Of Col. Marshalrs men were killed and Eve
wounded. HIS horse was shot under him. Five Of
Col Fiffs's men were wounded, but none killed.
The above is reliable,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws.I
Friday Eve. November Is. 1861.

Friday Eve, November Is, 1861.
Business Is rather fat to-day. Receipts are
light. Wheat not 80 firm
FLOUR $500 wholesale S4.49 retail. Ship
mehts ~ bIs.
"hsar-In demand at 53@5sc Receipts 3, 6S5
bu. Shipments $50 bu.
BARLEY. Quiet at z5g z5c for No. /. Receipts
so ba. Shipment- 400 bu.
coss.-Dull at i24g ic. Receipts 800 bu.
0ATs-We quote az l2c.
osioss-Not 50 frN. We quote at Sc. Receipts
800 bu. Shipments 4J1 bu.
PorAToks Neahaunocss l21a aal8c. Pinkeyes
23G25c. Receipts los bu. Shipments lz5 bu.
hAY-Prairie $3.50 u per ton Timothy s.