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DRESS GOODS.
CLOAKS AND SIlANbS.
= have al .1r,. sai d, al rrises.
fIish Prices.
0tg ST0Ck or TRIMMINGS.

= rev tasty ssd rsrv extensive. srs ve
en- tai thea ., .ht 4rrr 10 The iau.ss pos
sIhls rris~~
We f.sl r~rstsfsi - ar f-isslsflr TIE
ss-v hberal .1lrs " rttruHtss t~isssi; b
ssawaa spsu %. anf h7r~ ~ stai sss ar
plisasian - NJ is'@ssst n asr irisrfs ani
'bs raslic r-ss-a 2 % msrisths ssms. and
IN YES n the feet that mn rHTrhs-s tsis
fail il .trg-. an .ssshs irtp esr-ifers'ssn
the skarsne-s n The present. es-r, 30 haze
MARRIED ear sssis AZ tn lowest rossth's
prices.
~h.re =. IKE 10 .tow fosis shssasr 20
can cell sr nc,.
rsss.s, 90. =. Is'c. sss-if
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Three dollars per snnum, ia advance
Sin rents single eopv.
TERMS FOR rLrBSt
Tvi eoris.c VI Vanity Fair will ts .sn. -
on- address for : s. ~
Five copies : ~
Ten copies - U1
An extra cirs will be allo.si 10 the ct.
ter m If very eifh ~ no. less th,n Eve.
This psrsr IA Eleciso'ypsI. and baes
numbers may p-ucrrei a any time.
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Administrators Notice.

llIths n Administrations having haah
- aflnfnl 90 the nnlefHfhsd 1n iha 81.
tate N Abort q " iley, ieef8sfl ht ias
lfahiis Court II rinola t0unlf, N O., a.
ihe february term, 1901 thereof. ali pr
spns having claims aeaiaaf sal es.aie afe
hereby notified 10 come fletafi tnd hYft
The snme ~rfnhHtai ard registered VII hn
the time pfeseflb bed Nv las pr ihsv Will ht
barred SAMUEL MARllN, Admir-
leb, ~. ltGl nG.Ge
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NEGRO GOoDs.

n as los = kfnre a. anY me zee. don't
take sur peri fpr Il, rome ahk stsmias fpr
ysurssisss. tiiss ~ usmthi, terms abl
~ gill dupltcs's ans bill tbu1h. thsrs-ni
hanhug ~ he matter. - ian shi vii sslI
sani. - Iuv a. 'hsy ssa be b1gett IN
Namthi.. q you dint think 81, L vii rust
a1ihlug more thsr t4ar iims and a lftt'r
trouble - 10, tn thine. mi - think. q
qur ifsnis can o. - wi, with Ne, hey
ought 10 va Is tha preference.
Sc invite the ailssi.ah d heLAIus.9 car
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v lhFf contain no lHlHiHel OF Mineral
P&Disrn-J
They wi eGaelually remove All dsehse.
and complaints arising from q ceased liver,
foul stomach ~ impure blood.
II taken h miasmbtir localities heioret the
ague gets hold Of The 4, ten, lhey will act
Ike d charm IN eadig,udg me- mat, pUI
som, preventing fiycrs. The y ul, liver
itil strike II ile very root ol disease. art.
ing gently n tip pufi6mtion " ite blood IN
that easy manner shei inspires confidence
IN The sufferer They give 90 pain
my sssiafs M mfs.rsi Ps'so.s,
bat arc composed Of remedies which or
C4eator. IN his infinite goodne -. has ctrsgd
To spring mp IN our piaitics. on our ri,or
banks, aud 10 the deep recesses u the for
est. Truly, "iu wisdom hath lie made then
al for the relief IT suffering humanity
The very best Pills for the liver ever ~.
fcred to the public, mnat unqur.tipnnbly :,
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FINE ARTS.

We have or exhibition in our Picture
GALLERY many choice specimens Of the art.
and can furnish pic,u.es from the Nina.
sure 10 LIE Size, either from tho original
or . picture. with the rare combination 81
correct licensees and superior finish.
y. n. CtSRk.I CO.
No. |. CIsrt's Marble Block.
Memphis Feb. -. 81. no5.,f
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s;Ef AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
vii isava sn3 arrive 80 foIlosst
leave A. ". Arrive ct p. y.
Career at..-4.-a.ls usmphis st.....l.W
Lave Arrive 1t
iiamrhi. ..s...f.10 gaInsrs Of .......ep
Trsins arriving q, Memphis csssses eth
the usa.rhi. .ni tkarI-.taa ssd hsnrhis
,si ohio Railroads. for ,hsEsss end sessk.
Tr.in. afririn. =. Garres station thsss
ssnasc, eth q s,i'y line " 'isil rssctss,
which Issts on TIE srfissl u The Siail Trssa
fss t,rrnads ard Ssw sirlssss, vie Nissis
.nt Csatfsi Railfssa.
Gr.ntit tr..t. srs .sli ~ B.S ksosl.
.aa a, N. u-fasa asl warshAm IIossss.
Issf.rlf r. it0fGII. tisn'l ssps.
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6Scsst1f1t.fa Rc,facc1y.
Dr. r. N. CIAIsA'S
SURE CURE AGrE PILLS

SURE CURE AGtE PILLS.
These pills will not only break M m,
ease ~ chill- anil Fever, bnt taken IN con.
n%ec,iun vith the painless. Liver pills. vii 10
what other Z "a and lever rsmslis. d. NJ.
do. =. eradicate the cause Of the q sss.s
FROM the system. You need Try hem only
once.
That dread scaurss Of the Mississippi
valley. King irus. hris he ~enrqusrer a
these remedies. Those vim live IN the mi.
asmatis regions u the sastb and west. wiII
hnd these remedies beyoui Ill price xhsn
they hate oree tested their virtue.
TO THE PLANTERS.
IN the bottom lands Of the Mississirri.
Arkansas ard bruars. and Red river and
in al maiariuus sections. hv following the
direction. fee administering these pills. iii
/ eF efusilv proven, niaa-ssatas 1t The Arus
and thiil Fsvsrs. az well as , sr.. Inter.
mittsnt and Bemitteat FsvsfS. -hai nos
yearly dee mate IT, tims of Il ctr servants
aud rrts.s Of the crop. ~ sickness . Death.
ONE MiLLIef DOLLARS
Goes North for qusek PATENT medicines.
Thrcw your Dutci and Yankee mineral
nissiicines to the dogs, uaIe.. y5u uish to
hill. and try these.
Purely Vegetables and Southern remedies
prepared alone By Dr.. clark. q native Ten
psssesn. who has a familiarity With Seu.h-
sFu diseases aud their treatment IN q
Southern clim4te.
Or. Clark's sure Cure isre Pills.
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vr-HrEEAs - Esta.s - Rabsr. c.
w nt.s Askss.i. va. II the Isaaar-
tern. 1851. % tys pr,hste tsuss Il pssss
IA csarsv. seslfFsd is-slsens, ell pssssss
ts-iax s'sln.s agssnst earl dsesIssa, -
hsFshy hosif-i to hate .aelr els.ne ~
trshai.i AID registered in The 60 = ~
ci.rs " the Prcts.. Csurt 81 sei3 ceDnfy
hv the lot dsv " uafvh. -, = M
Ne forever barrel
Al vILt1ANow 11n
1ssss> ~. III. -
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NJ aHY cotton NIh fh
a. AtAr.f ufEr
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TllE STATE uF NlSst lrri.I
IaH0It fapf
~ the Chtutefy Govt ~ said County
a. hu.ai before NE flsll ~ aI.tC 0uu
NJ bic 1hte IN ihf ievf ~ Pan Hn .ha
ID Monday sih laY " lebfuaiY, li0l
''''', v ''''' tnn I'm .sl. ofIaol
Joseph Poser, d uli
Il appearing 10 The spiI faction " lhf
r0uft from dna rrun' TINT thr defendant
levi Power, Louisa llirhin, Nargnn tntrf.
William power, John fiwer. Hannah pos
M. nancy puvrr, llmhrh iusfr. Sith.u
Power. John Power, James rlHaf, la ht
snmmef, Hud Thomas slHmf i'nI.tt
! Henson J o. Henson mil Ma iHi Power,
nfc non residents nlnlt ii nlHhi. 90 sIl
till, lni W bon Ihr Itmis ~ tto y
missile. ppi, ~ lhit Oh. 1rdn rtur
NJ itN cuun0t ln served ~ ti,H, rul u
also appearing Ihat tho uume' W tJf tIil
d.on sud hrf. 4 Jane. power. i'ru,. =.
81 Curnr.it Power incra a, ~ David
l'Dwer irca ari, md no unmrs w mN W
thr rhiId 80 aud herr, 90 iwiui Power
deceased and llaN,y Poser Iur I..
nrc ,h,nntu, ll nit.ta 90 st uih
n ihNfef Ir' 0rlffr thlffhr o. iaf tH
one h1y" q hatIr' pn 'l' i1cis charged ~
thn hI, un,s.s 600 ieisuitu'. .nirr lhrl
appearance, hfeu aud 'ei answer p.
u nae - enid lti ou uf h#lur" tha lhri
has = thn uest tfrn u ths court. % ~
holden ~ the tonrt uls In rho " .
ptuu.a. 90 tic III Nom ls alter TIE VI
y uly in Mrch, lsui, aui that a cop,
~ tAi. urles BY publ .brI o. tLt .ttrr I
pnr month .alpr stI bird il5 ~ ti,
s1l tsum. in ihe g ptno.a stlr. n.e.
paper published In the town ~ rtoll h
So state. A true copy " the oris.It
order.
Ir4tr. \, II EAtHINN. tItfk.
Wtsbt t%nntt, .o',rs Tor tnm't,.
Fob. ~, lsGl. ni-iw
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !
PDpif tanHty
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Now DPIlgs3!
: MARTIN x son.
PANOLA. NIssfhaiPrI
L..f.A L. -. - I-..t..

- "
We solicit; tho patronage Of all wanting
ANYTHING in MR. linz.
W. w.h il distinctly understood 'hg, Re
consider parties ordering Or purchasing
Winca ~ Briniie. f.am ~, 70 imply tia,
they use that obtained fnr mmiirinsl, call-
mr., or stcrameutal purpa.suNLy rar
the 40 te pirpess. w. have bought the
hest. md will not deal in Tho %srtiele for
other uses. =. MALTiN 5 SON.
fsb. Il, isGi. NJ iw
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sTEpnES GlRARDs ntLE
n.6-Thc r-cnl snnhern rcmca.

nsgrT The great Southern remedy,
Amlro.inl Oh o home production,
manu- cturcl "a Nashville, Tenn, i.
a family medicine, 81 tanning a repu.
tation almost without a parallel. II
should be kept in every household
Read the evidence in special notices.
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4 4 rHOWhfn a6lf 2thH I'll
~ hHfHf asHHH at
feihff aa iht Oh ~ faifHffs
fHHheH ii Mf Df iftla nj
aHiaf ihs hsm hrms N #m a
III uflfd itfyEl elhiaf fh.f IL
q ihs 10 aahi n hfaaisf nsffff II
Biisiylls lheY afrmfia mafIt andh afa
70 hr'a ihe fohefsi 1aifaHffe N fHa puhls.
a. HHuWUfR
JuHs II sntIuHu
ieh n, isfl. M A.
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MU. Reference heIng hal 10 onr

BsD' Reference being had TO our
advertising columns, Il will be seen
that Messrs. Browler \ Shuford will
hcnceforth conduct the business OF
Blacksmi,hing, ut the old stand Of
Browdcr & Rl.fotd. Batesyillc. We
bespcak for them tic very liberal
patronage Of the public, ns they Ger.
tairly deserve the same.
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MECHANICAL.

We have superior workmen in the vari.
QUE branches. aud can DO all Kind. II
work In the best manner, and With des.
patch.
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tfHN iHWH
u ihs fhs-o.ry sesf' 81 ,a,s 'as.ip.
~ nulrs before tho Clcrk ~ .aid Court,
a. his Office In ile tlsr = i%'uupia. an 'hr
20 Monday, lsth las " fsh'uar4. lsti.
Thomas H. e'e''' ct pA' Bn for Sale 4
".
Elizabeth Street. It a.. gland
T. appearing 30 tho satisfaction n he
Cr1f' from due proof ,hai tie ~ie!sn1aus.
imH,hy HiInr', L1s 90 Martin. Ailrs T..
Martin. T.. Minerva Waller. tiittt 'h Sra.
ven. Nnf b. Lamb. l.. r. 'fsten. bt.t,fl
" lid Elizabeth, tamr. Lamt, ha.ttnl
lfstil Nafihs. fsh i'afksf Del T.. Pas.
Der bar husband. 81 Wood, anI Mason
Woods. tte non residents II the state u
Mississippi. and NJ udanis 90 sai hii -
Tint the inaty prose - Inv rtnnot D.
ser, on hgm AMI ihli The nance uf he
hs.fs Ut IiirsH R7nsy iecst :. Esh'y.a
Woodland lseri,ai. NrpH lvans . .as.
ed. sni Nss. Wplis i.crsssi afs aiI ON.
.u1wn.
l. !. therefore ordered that TO %cant'a'u.
sns httr bearing en- ihr fs-,s ftnr-lia
Use hjli. un.sss thr defendants enter their
appearance herein sud rlesl suswer "
drtaur tu Esd hti ~ ur hafnrc the ih.ii
Jay Of the nsst term ~ this court 10 be-
holden % thr Cuar' il4uss 10 The town "
Pamela. on the 1lh Monday after tho 10
Monday in March. l-5l. anl chat a eoft u
this order be- ruhii.iei far the stase n
ms month before .aji thiri ily ~ Do .sid
term in the "prn0ia Stgf. 3 nsssftrtr
rub .hsi IN nc 'Hvn n prni't IN !
t1aaty. A true eiry OF tho nal order.
Te.is 4. s. btNBrUN. CLERK.
Wan , Faart, saitfs f1r Cgm'ts.
Fah, ~, lsGl. rs H.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.


~ sni titsr Wednesday,. Notsnhsr %,
~ i.si tfains siIl fuh ssily Sundays
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rhafmnesutiral nd Manufacturing chen.
80 and Drugs sta.
at go ss1 .Tsss street.. .rs.shss. Ssss.
1he enly aushotitsd Proprietor 10 The
United States. dsst.lv
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III The Chtnoery Govt ~ said County
a. tu..i before ne rlsll ~ a0.t C0uu
NJ bic 0hte 10 lhe iewf ~ Pam an Me-
ID Nundiy,l sih lay " ltbfusif, li0l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23
For Sale at IA Heavy Discount,

TWO CLAIMS FOR PAINTING, ONE FOR
i FoRTYFivE DOLLARS, against Col. b. Il.
Heath, G. Corkery and other members Of a
Committee on Printing for the Breckinrldge Dem
ocratic Convention which assembled in this city
last August and the other tor NINE DOLLARS
against che LIZ CLAIRE DEMO CRATIC CLU6.
Both claims have been acknowledged to b cor
rect, and payment repeatedly promised. We
would state th.t the meubers Ct the Breckfnridge
party, in this city, psd their proportion af the in
dsltednesi to US. like men; also, that Col. h.
Heath, d. A. NJ hony and others of Dubuque, a..
sured rs that the balance should be settled st
once. This assurance was given some eigh. months
since. such being the case Capitalists will at
ones perceive that this is a opportunity to in
vest in securities which will not deprscia.s.
We are preparing complete list of our politi-
cal claims, AID will in few days, offer to our cit
isens glorious Oppcr anity for pespsessst invest
msnt RICHARDSON, WEST 4 co.
ivi i9-dtWtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23

a CAPITAL Way TO PRocUkE Re-
cgErTs. Not many months since n well known
German official o! this city went to the wars.
leaving behind him mum, er Of friends who
had reason to remer Der him in various sums
not satisfactorily balanced upon their books.
The lise in rank Of the gentleman referred to
was rapid, and eho ed conclusively that he
was good officer and undoubtedly an honor.
abe man. But with his rise in rank and In
creased pay, came Q conviction to the minds
to pitch in and have their little claims iiquids
ted The mails from Davenport were freight
ed with gentle reminders to the gallant oti-
cer-who by this time h "a been placed 10
commsnd Of military matters in st. Louis du.
ring the absence Of his senior ofiic. rs-bu'
they all remained unanswered, and his cted-
tors became desperate. One Of them at last
determined 10 visit lin. and present his se-
count in person. But the amount was small
and it would not pay hiso TO visit ST. Louie ard
pay his owh expenses In this dilemma, he
app ed to friend, who vac at that time re
cruiting here for . regiment in Missouri, to
help him along. The trend readily agreed to
40 go. and suggest ed that the anxious creditor
snlst Jor the time. 80 as to get pass, and
when the company reached st. Louis he would
procure hs discharge, under plea OF disea-
bility, end furnish him . pace to get home
With. The company reached st. Louis. and
were presented to our G erman Colonel for in.
spection. When it came Mr. Creditor's turn,
he stepped up to the Colonel and informed him
that be had not enlisted to fight. but had just
come down to have . settl. ment Of the little
difference between them. Pu. the Colonel
was curssd With most villsinous memory and
had totally forgotten both the creditor and
the transaction. at may bs al right, my
time to attend to such matters just nov.
will give you patient hearing whsn the soar is
overl'' Saying which he called to bis orderly
and instructed him to take the recruit to the
barracks. and sssign him quarters. From
What " can learn, our friend is IN for the
var, end hs viii not b very likely 70 p' seurs
. discharge Tor 90 nopssnsieal . reason % that
he did not intend to enlist 70 foM. but bad
Just came down to dun debtor" and that
debtor . man Who stands high in the sstims.
tiou Of biz sspssios. 0ssss you ore fast. old
fsllov.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23

Cool.-The weather has taken a 1T
more II Nintersh turn merely gentle se-
,nlnd.r iba, summer has departed and That y !.
are On tie threshold Of another cold Winter
Get ready tor IT,
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AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA,

DEsMoINtS, January =, l56l
1t Is her az cert fed, that on the 2lt day o.
January, SOL sworn statement was fled in this
! oil e. saoaing the conditioD'of the Nerth Amer
lean Fne Insurance Company, located al Hartford
/ IN the skate Of Connecticut, the lst day OF
Januiry, A. D., 1851, in accordance with proyis
ion OF an Act Of the General Assembly Of tn,
state OF 10 a. entitled" IAN Act in relation II In
surance Comp MES approved January 2Sth
leof. and an Act ameniatory thereto, approvel
february 9, 1859 that 81. d COMPANY is posse s.eo
OF the requisite amount OF capital and invested
required by law,
Arthorityis Therefore given to the above named
Company TO transact business Of Insurance IN this
STATE IN accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 3ist day Of January, A. D., ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty two
1t is aso certified, thatf ILLD 4 KAUFMAN
OF Davenport, have been duly appointed by said
COMPANY their lawful Agen.s andAttorne VS. tor the
county of Scott, with full power to take RISK, Of
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service OF
process, as provided by law, upon their filing with
the Clerk OF the District Court 10 and for said
County, certified copy of the statement ON fiji.
in this Office. 1t is further certified that the at
tached is true and correct copy Of the said state
IL eut.
In testimony whereof, have heieunto set m
band and affixed my seal OF Office, this 2lst day q.
January, lo6l.
IL. ) j. w. CATTELL,
oczo Auditor Of State.
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/. eIlluCky News.

h. zISOToA, ky., Oct. -.
CeuTiers arri.ei Al Camp pica Robinson earl,
II. norn.ns, refolt f9htin on ne 2.st between
! Lo.iicohel ana Col. GatiaId the after eaeampea
at Camp " Id Cat VIII 4.d i.ea. lle6IIe
hat iro.n o ta 7,aeo. I.liicoa mode thf,.
different at "eks during the day upun tho camp,
beng repulsed each time with considerable I,N 81
aiIle AMI unied. I K FcI.1ai l0sa ID four
.iliej and twenty wounded.
Just ~ the courier left camp " id Cat tho l4th
ONO reg Ulent and 4 force Of artillery arrived t.
reinforce Galratd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23

ARMs.-Fourteen boxes OF muskets
and s.ven boxes Of cartridges leave the U 5.
Erpres- Office this morning for Iowa CITY :"
Go. krk .ood. They ere probably going q
F,rt Randall
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MIGHT DISPATCHES.
Tribute Col, BAKER.

HARKIsBrKG, Pa, Oct. %.
gene al order was issuef Immediately ~ to
,l 4 t..e nte.lig geaea II TIE death O.. Ba
te-. which contains the .lGilVwla-: sit w!tt
great regret that the Commander in Chief ha,
ef: ed oi the death of Col Baker upon the le'd o.
batt.e' Although not citizen Of Pa, he had bee,
selected by many Of her as their comma ndsr
and met his death with gAiantly LEADING
them INTO action. The same feeling which in
splred the soldiers to regard State lines wi c,
our common country was II dagger, induced the
loinmanaer-in-chiet to recognize him while serv
tn- A. enns .saAla soldier, and II m,,els h,u,
ro@ that he il iald, u bear this pubic testilno
ny 10 his galanfry ard worth si.nri1
BY Com manI II Gov gTFrfS
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Lost O1. NfOl0tl.

4 DOUBLE BARRELED SHOTGUN WAS
~ LOSE on Saturday afternoon between and 8
o'clock, either on Harrison or Fourth streets, be-
tween the Gas Works and Harrison street. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it e /.
the Gas Works. roc25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23
SirNNed.

NV TUESDAY MORNING, s4TH INSTANT,
~ from the subscribsr, bright bay Marc, absat
and When last seen had piece Of rope around her
neck Any information regarding he. ..;t .t this
once, viii b hh~..m.y rewarded.
sps5-dttI JOHN FLANAGAN,
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Fight in Missouri.

Fight In Missouri.
PlLoT KNOB, Oct %.
The following disdatch was received here this
morning, and forwarded to headquarters at ST.
Louis
FIELD op BATTLE,
FREDERICTON, October 70.
In conjunction with Col. Ilummer's command
We have routed the Rebels under Thompson and
Lowe, estimated at 5000. Their loss was heavy
ours small and confined principally to the lst IN.
diana cavalry. We captured four heavy guns.
Lowe, the Rebel leader, was killed. al. Gavitt
and Capt Hvman. Indiana Cavalry, were killed in
charge on battery.
The Command of Col. Plummer, referred "a
above, was on Friday ordered forward by General
Grant, from Cape Girardeau, with instructions 70
move towards Fredericktown ard cut Of tho re-
treat Of Thompson and Loves army.
Gel. plumner's force consisted OF Marsh's 18th
Illinois, section of Taylor's battery, spd Stew
arts and Lohrman's companies of cavalry all fren
Cairo, also part OF Plummer lth Mssousi,a part
of Ross alst II n0is and section of Campbel's
battery, all from Cape Girardeau. The force froE,
this point was composed Of the 28th ILL.,, Col Car
lin; 23d ILL.,, COL Hovey; 2lst Ill, Col. Alexander
Sth Wis, Col. Murphy; Isl Ind. cavalry, Col.
| baker; Capt. Hawkins Independent Missouri Cav
airy; four 6-poundeIs and two 2a-pouuders under
Maj. 6eaAsld u the Let No. Light Artillery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23
.Mtll Wood.

NOW IS THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOT
~ for winter use. We have dry kindling woo
at s. 70 per cord, and green wood u 81 57'pc
orde.
Qaick or ypalwil y too lats.
jy9l-iHl 1ReNOH k DAVIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23
OLD MATS IsEyVU1,aTED.
J. = 90 T. n.

- 0OOI ~
Z SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
ana hock Island, respectfully announces 70
:. .ss ,itisens Of Davenport that he 10 now pes.
pared -
Clean, Color aud Manufacfmre
q I'D ~ ATs
into good ones, ct short notice ard ON reasonable
tsfms ksco'leet the plscs, - Second street, IS.
tween Petty .asA Roei lllaad.
lN ]. .LOOTH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23

NhE SECOND IOWA CAVALRY WANT A
band of sixteen Musicians. Those Who wish
to 60 In the service Is Musicians can have cha
shall q q TpI,Sn.1r A"
ooi9 Chaplai, I'd Iowa Csyalry
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23
New NOTk Market.
Foreign NJ aTkets.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. IL.
Breadstuf market showed an advancing ten
dency and closed stesdy.
Flour 6rm.
Wheat advanced "a per cent.
Con 6rm.
Provision market steady,
Beef quiet Pork quiet and steady.
Bacon firm, and Lard quiet and steady.
LONDoN MARKxTs.-Wheat firm with an active
advance OF lM2s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23

Ir you want good fitting coat, pants
or ves. 20 to K Krau.e No 80, West Second
str.st lerry ohAtzer Is always on hand to
ref a fashionable suit.
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CLARK Il fkOHc.

hEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
- fianos and Harmonic Melodeons frsm the
best Eastern manufactures, Of the most approve
patterns, and at prizes that defy &C mpeti,ion No
lao, brady street, Dav vepp port, Iowa. lsp9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23

PREPARATIONS arc being made for
sending three companies Of volunteers to Fort
Randall .. 90 early day. The men will have
TO march the entire distance, we ara Informed.
This will not be .. pleasant recreation as some
might desire The sooner they get off the lees
cold weather they will encounter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-23

KguoE d CAKHARr opened yesterday
Ladies eolored raglan clo,n. fancy head dress
e., shsvls, French merinoss. g.o.ss and WIN.
ter hosiery.