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DUBLIc SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order of the Orpha ns' Court of
Bedford County, the subs"rhsr W II >"ll at Public
Sale on the PREMISES, il Narier Township, op Tues
day the lsrh day OF June, next, the follswng trae:
Of land. being he Real Estate of Aaron Good decd,
adjoining lsuds of Jesse Blackburn, Adam Otto,
James D Robinett and others, and containing forty
acres and allowance, about twenty-five or thirty
acres of sai6 land are cleared and under fence
about ten acres OF which are meadow. The other
improvements two story log dwelling hon e I,
stable and other bnIi sings, with good thriving
young orchard; pump is near the door, and there
is plenty of excellrn; water the place.
The lie vii commence at 10 O'Clock, OF the
aay ahoee ment oned.
TERMS .-One third in baud of the confirmation
Of the s,le balance in two equal annual Payments
without jntetekt. 20 be secured by ~river Judge-
meEts.
WM. ZIMMERMAN,
May ioh, '6i. Admir-.
MRS. HALE'S RECEIPTS for the million, ri
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Z kUBLII SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAT TE
By virtue OF order of the Orphans Court o.:
Bedford County, the undersigned will offer at Pub
c Sale, on the premises. in South Woodbury. town.
hip,
SATURDAY, 29th OF JUNE, INST,
the following described Real Estate, viz : A Tract
OF Land adjoining David l.. Replogle on the East,
DAVID T. Miller on the North and West and Chris
tian EveTsole on the South, containing Sixty-eght
Acres more or less. There is o chard of choice
rut and good running water upon the property, and
Also Dwelling House and Blacksmith Shop thereon
erected.
Terms made known on dav Of Sale
DAVID L. MILLER,
Admr OF the estate of Susannah Miller, decd.
June 7,-ts.
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IA ACCARUNI. CHEESE, CRACKERS CRYy
III tslzed Frui: sntGom Csnt,es for sale bv
we. A L. DEFlRACGH
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Aew 1opertistments

Y OST LOST!
\ NUMBER OF PROMISSORY
Notes and other papers which of use to any
but The subscriber.
Any pprson finding them and returning them to
me, Will be ho-Ialy rewarded fo- his trouble.
sax,on, Peaford co. JAMES L. PRINCE.
june II, 1861
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GtAUHON.
u Whereas nv vile Susan has
left my beo and board without any inst cause, all
persons are hereby cautioned gainst harbor.ng,
trusting her on my account, as VII pay 80 d-bts
of hrr contracting. kEU BIN GATES.
Bedford, June II, 1861.
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June 81. ls61,-ts
DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an Order OF the Orphans Cou.t Of
of 8-dtnri County, the Undersigned Administrator
of the Estate OF Sophia Dirhl, late OF Southampton
Township Decreased will sell al public ou'cry upon
the premises Sat urday the Goth day of July, next
the following described Real Estate, TO WI; One
DWELLING HOUSE and LOT of Ground slsoale IN
the Township aforesaid, adjoining lands of William
Adams, Esq, and Hush wilson. in said Township,
nov occupied by John <. Dehl.
DY Terms made known on day of Sale.
HEZEKIAH O'NFAL,
June 81 s61s-ts. Adm nistraioT
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PAYMENT rs NEGLECTED
All those that indebted TO the undersigned, /,
are requested to call and pay up. The accounts
numerous and none large, and can be paid at once,
and 'njure nobody. BY attending to has notice. the
car can be kept 10 motion. So mt forget 10 call
immediate Y.
A. .DFFIBAUGH.
March %.
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.sCHAS. FBADEL."
..E1sRI RERCAiaN y

''I Ike much pleasure in giving my testlmoa~
in favor Of the beautiful Pianos which | have re
Gently seen made by your hrm In power, qusnti-
~, aud equality of tone, they certainly excel
while for that peculiarly rich, singing tone, that is
so invaluable accompaniment TO the voice
sustaining and blending with II, have rarely met
with theiTeqGal-
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sc. BAssTNl. .

''lt is with pleasure give my testimony TO the
excellence of your Pianos in general, and especiaIs
al 10 the admirable Invention os Mr. Lighte,
ny improvement which, regard as the most impor.
taut yet made in the Manufacture of frSt-class ir
stTtments,
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The following account OF ihs repulse a;
Great Bethel revised aud corrected by Major
General Butter for the Associated P.ess
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uLuUIS ERNST -

al lake pleasure in stating my favorable op,u.
ion OF your New Scale iron Frame Piano Fortes
Among many superior Piano Fcrtes manufactured
IN New York, they certainly must rank second 10
none Of them for strength, purity, and richness of
tone, together with extraordinary vibratory quali-
ties. have also had frequent opportunities, in the
schools, during the past four years, to notice the
durability of your instruments, and shs under Sc,
we're and nnremiifed frials
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GEO. "A. CCR1Is.r

s.The high reputation whrh they have obtained
for their fine brilliant tcne pleasant touch and pow
er, have given them the preference over those OF
sll other manufactures, ia the Public Schools Of
New York, in which over one hundred are now in
daily use, some twelve or fifteen of which are in
departments where have had the pleasure Of teach
ing, and where have used them for the last 6ye
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11
From 81. Louis,


Special to the Chicag Tribune;
ST.. LOUIS, Nov S.
Gen. Fremont and escort arrived here ut about
haif-past seven o'clock. An immense colcourse
with torches, was at the depot to receive him.
They mostly Germans, and emb, aced a dele
CATION from every ward in the city.
Gen. Fremont has reported to Washington by
letter, and it 10 believed he will remain in St
Louis for tho present.
Members Of Fiemonts staff say that Price loft
Neosho Tuesday morning. He has gone south,
and il is now believed that the rebels seen about
Wilson's Creek only consisted Of their best Segi-
ments Of cavalry, aud sent there 10 deceive us.
rbe rumor. about Frcmont's reinstatement are
more positive than ever. The Gener! received q
dispatch from Washington at Seda'ia, this morn
ing, which Was said to be tender II tn; com
mani again. This ia doubted
Jim Lane, when he heard Of Fremonts removal,
made the remark that tho Government had better
turn the contract to him to clean out the reb-
els. He said he would agree to do the job with
$4,000 men, if the Government would Cnly furnish
trans sportation.
Colnincd.res Foote aud Porter, chief Of the river
naval i"rces, row III this city, condemn the action
OF the military authorities in regard to the affair
at Belmont, in bringing the gun boats into action
without their knowledge.
Fremont received dispatches at Jefferson City
Of tho affair at Belmont, and calls it 'Federal
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LATEST NEWS
Further Particulars Ol the Late Battle
~ Belmont.
BIZ The Mails.

Further Particulars Ol the Late Battle
NJ l3eImOnt.
CAIKO. Nov. y.
II is impossible yet to obtain anything like an
accurate report OF tho number ot the killed and
wounded aud missing in the engagement 1t Bel-
mont
Yesterday flag Of truce was sent down to Co
iumhus in the Memphis aud another this morning
from Bird Point to the battle field.
This p. NJ. courier Just from Memphis, reports
Col. Dougherty Is wounded and captured that he
has had leg smpu,ated and was doing well.
1t is estimated that % of the I'D Regiment are
missing.
There are Thought to be $50 of the Iowa 7.h
missing.
Col. l4auman's wound is not dangerous.
Lieut. Col. Wentz wss killed, the Major is
wounded and the Adjatant missing and reported
killed.
In Lauman'. Regiment thero were IS killed and
~ wounded.
All but ~ Of Col Feukes regiment reported at
roll call this T. One commissioned officer was
wounded Geo. Eddy Of Company G, 7th Iowa,was
killed.
The Memphis has just returned. She brings
the bodies Vi Lieut.. Col. Wontz, Lieut.. Sibley,
who died On board Capt. Malklcy Of the 3Oth
and Lieut.. U. Gardner, Company ], ,7th Iowa, fatal
y .Sundes G i,s,. K..,.s" Company shot. shot.
wounded; Geo. Eddy, Company z, 9TH Iowa !;
Robt. Stone, Company d 3lst, fatally shot in the
breas. Jasper Sanders, Company +, 3lst regi-
ment, log will have to be amputated }. W.
PAles, Company II, sist, shot in the leg badly
Chas. Poslay, Company X, eth, shot in the leg
G. 5. Simbay, Company A, 9th, fatal wound in
the head. Major McClurkcn is shot badly in the
head, and it 10 thought he will die.
Surgeons Gordon and Whetnell are prisoners on
parole at Columbus.
Belmont is abandoned. The rebels have about
$50 prisoners. They acknowledge $50 killed, but
would not permit the Federals to visit the place
to which they mad conveyed their dead.
The dead bodies Of rebels were observed VII over
the field, in piles Of from three to four.
Eighty five Of our dead were buried by our peo-
pie !; eight or ten had been buried by the rebels,
in mistake for thor own men. They expected a
flag Of truce.
Capt. Brooks, Of Buford's regiment, found .
brother dead in the battlefield. lie was II Sur
geoa in tho rebel arny.
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFF;cR OF TIE DRhOCRAT AND NEwsl
Saturday Eve, November ., 1851.
There Is no change in quotations to-day. Whest
continues firm aud in good demand
FLOUR 800 wholesale $40 retail. Shin.
mcn,s 400 bbls.
WHEAT Active and firm ut 60c choice lots
62c. Receipts 6,l0o bu. Shipments 2la0 bu.
BARLEy.-Dull at .50t27c for No. l. Receipts
1870 bu. Shipments 1856 bu.
COsH.-No shipping demand. We quote at l2la
I'll 10. Receipt. 1893 bu.
OATs-We quote At I2c.
ONioHs Sugyc. Receipts 8s5 bu
pOTATOEs-I.ittlo doing. We quote It l2clS
Ml5c.
WooL.-3oc per lb. Receipts $50 lbs
HAY 81 per ton.
New YORK Market.
NEw YoKK, November 9.
FLOUR-Market without important change
S5.a5ta 100 Super State S5.7Oll6 SS Extra State
81. 5.55G15. 60 Super Western; $5.70(d5. .S5 Common
to medium extra Western $5.9OGs.UU Shipping
Brands Extra Il. IL. q.
CANADIAN FIoUK-U Unchanged S. 55d5 &C
Super, and *5.7OM7.10 Common 10 choice extra
WHEAr-Market shade firmer.
RYE.-Steady, 7S@82c.
kLRLEY.-Quiet Mt 6O0t61c
COKN-Market Grmcr. 6lM64l.c Western and
State.
OARS Market frner. 42Gl43lso Canadian and
Western
Pork Steady. $l5oOcal5.5 so Moss $9c2llg
975 Prime.
tEF.-Unchanged.
Cur MEATs inactive.
LARD Firm at o1aMpAc.
WHISKY. Quiet and firm at 2lc.
New York Stock Market.
NKw YORK, Nov. y.
Stocks dull and lower.
Mo. SO, 4a2; Va, As; Dis. Sc, II ; coupons
a5H.
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KIver Ilessss.

SATURDAY, November ..
ARRIVED.
JENNIE WHIPPLE, White, MoutrOse.
POMER0Y, Davis. Fort Madison.
ADHISE, Calf, Dubuque.
DErARrEp.
JENNIE WHIrPLE, White, Montross.
PoAEKoY, Davis, IT. Madison.
SUNDAY BOATS
The Northern Line packet Northerner, Captain
Afford and Clerk Jerry Wood, IL due for st. Louis
this morning.
The new and popular passenger packet Sucker
State, Capt. Rhodes will depart for st. Louis this
morning.
Tho Jennie Whippe, Capt. White and Clerk
Lowric, will depart for Montross this morning at
I o'clock.
The Northern Line packet PsmLina, Capt. Hill,
will depart Tor 81. Paul snl way points thi.
morning.
The large and elegant Northern Line packet
Denmark will leave this point for st. Louis this
morning
The Belfast, Capt. Carleton. will depart for ST.
Louis this evening
The Ad Hina, Capt. Gat and Clerk DaIzell, will
depart for Dubuque and way points at o'clock
this morning.
Tho mail and passenger. packet Kate Cassel.
Capt. Hillhouse, will depart for Montrose this
morning.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals 1t this
port for the week ending Saturday night last
was twenty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11

Attention. FiREMEN The members
Of the Fire Department will meet this mon.
day) evening At Lhsrinanu's Hall to take some
ast.en in regard - the reception Of tho. r..
mains Of Col. Weula .sa t5i
W. G. Josss, Chief Eoxiaesr.
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SWORD PRESENTATION. - Saturday
es ening = number Of the friends ii Capt
Geo. ". VanIIosss. Of the 18th Regiment.
met at Peter Kirksr's Restaurant. to pattici-
pate in the interesting exercises Of presenting
= sword to that gallant officer. The meeting
organized by calling Hon. J. W. Churchill to
the chair. aud sppointiog Geo. X. West, Esq.,
Secretary. Mr. Churchill briefly introduced
made very neat presentation spe.c which
was received with enthusiasm. Capt. Van.
Hosen replied in very appropriate manner.
aud the party then adjourned to On elegant
oyster supper. prepared by mine host of the
Franklin House.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. }. GUEKSosY, Of Dubuque, will preach 1t
the Congregational Church this (Sunday, after
mon ut 81 o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11

A FIGHrlNG FAMILY We heard q
highly respectable farmer who resides in this
county. and is now over the age Of forty .dve.
cay. after hearing the news Of the Belmont
defeat. that ha wanted to pitch in"-he did
not know how TO stay oot Of the fight. His
grandfather fought under Warrington. through
the entire war; his fatler fought with Scott in
the war Of 1872. and was wounded At Lundy .
Lane. T~oo bis brothers fell in Mexico. "and
now. said he. there are thres more Of us
ready to go whenever and wherever We are
needed -mysslf aud my Two boys" We should
say that Uncls Sam had taken some stock iu
that family.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
tins WAR NEWS.
Fsrlher Particulars Of The Hattie At
Belnsnt, Missouri.
IT. COL. WENTz KILLED.
$50 Of tho Iowa 7th Misting.
TIE FEDERAL TROOPS VICTORIOUS
sssssrsHrG5 IN lOgssssssassd of the
sebsis at Port Isov~i.
CAPTURE OF 4 AREBEI. SCHOONER
LADEN WITH STORES.
The O. $. Fleet still Eembau uuisg
rsit kSyAI.
LATER FROM HALTu MORE
Important from Miss az ri
FUNERAL. OHSLQUlES or col. BAKER IN
NEW YORK CITY:
Prepn, ntions MAX ing t"r am
EAcIs:sn ngr Of PrisOmrrs.
GEN. SCOTT OFF FOR EUROPE.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.
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LADIER' Missoss and ChilJran,s Cl;

LADIES, Misses and ChiIdren's Slip
pers. Gaiters aud Shoes. Of the very best qusli
~, are kept at John r. Dows. We advise the
Ladies TO call there. Gentlemen, likewise, will
hnd II greatly to their comfort aud profit u
purchsss their Boots at Dou.. The beet
voskusa In The city are employed.
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NUMBER "a.
NIGHT lDl1PATCu9 -.
fsOns WashingtOn.

WAsnISGroE, Nov. y.
The Tressary Department has suspsndsd tie
printing ot the three years bonds to tho 18th Of
Aug, and directed the plates sltssed to the i Of
Oct.s hvo million having been printed Tho De-
pArtmsnt. this week, has been paying, with the
greatest possible expedition, the accounts for the
Army aud Navy. these being considered the most
A0nsst and important
The War Department has received an official
telegraph conceroing the battle at belmont, Me-,
which generally eonsrms tho nsvspapsr state
ments. II says;
Capt. Bslloski Of Con- McCiesuana's s,aa, was
killed, ssd among other particulars. No fought sil
the Way into tae camp Of the enemy, Immediately
under tho guul Of Columbus. We spiked two
guns and brought away two Others, With 10 pris-
oners. The Federal loss is stated st 800, and that
oi tho eeemy much heavier.
The Government has no authentic information
that tho rebels are weak kening their naval forces
the lower Potomac.
Especial TO the Post.
An exchange Of prisoners is likely to become
accomplished on satisfactory conditions. The
Government IL nov engaged in discussing the
question. Lieut.. Hurts, who VAS released FROM
Richmond, on parole, in order to urge upon tho
tsovernmsnt the cxpodeDsy Of making exchanges.
expresses groat confidence in the success Of his
mission.
The President has commenced the preparation
OF his annual message.
The long bridge over the Pstouac. is being re-
constructed, and Will DO kept IN repairs Tor mill
tsry uses during the winter.
Tho Government has decided To hold the posi-
tion now occupied At liatteras. Renforcements
will probably he sent Ut once including regiment
to replace the Indiana troops, who have suffered
severely.
The story that the robels have erected new
battery on the Potomac, two miles below AlexAn-
dris, is denied by the officers Of the Washington
Navy Yard.
FsOm New York.
NEw Yosk, Nov g.
The frigste Pow haitian has arrived from Key
West. in six days, for repairs and now bc,icra.
The s.or. ship Nightingale arrived from South
west Pass, IN ten days. She loft there tho Nj
agsia and Huntsville, aud storo ships PampherA
and J. q. Kuhn.
Tho steamship Arago sailed for Europe AT noon
II. l.. Scott and wife, and Thu,low Weed. The
Gen. went aboard Vt lO o'clock, and no body but
passengers were allowed to go On board subse-
quenty.
Tho store ship New England, which arrived this
morning. from the Passcs of New Orleans, has Ola
board tho carkoes of five schopners captured by
ths steamer South Caroliss. including two sargoss
oi nu0itiong Of war, an immense quantity Of pow
der and 10000 stand Of srrs.
Col. BakeT's Remains.
New YOKk, Nov y.
The funeral procession OF Col. Baker passed ~
broadway at noon. The hearse was drawn By
four white horses. The remains are 70 lay in
state Ia the City Hall, until Monday. when they
arc 70 be escorted by the list regiment 70 the
steamer Northern Light, on which they will
embark for California.
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EreceglOs.,S Notice.

ErcctGlOf,S Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ subscribers have been duly appointed Ex-
ecutrix and Executor Of the last Will and Testa-
msnt Of Antoine LsCiaire, late Of the city Of Da
venport, in Scott county, Iowa, deceased, and
have taken upon themselves that trust BY quail
tying the law directs All persons having claims
upon the estate Of aaid deceaeed, are required to
file the same duly st. estsd in the County Court
Of said county. and eli psrsoss indebted to said
estate, are called upon to make payment 70
MARGUERITE LDCLk IRE, Exseutrix.
GRO. l.. DAVENPORT, Exscutoe.
Let the above notice bs Published for
four consecutive weeks in the daily aaa weekly
Gazette and DRM0CR AT AND NEws neWspaJass.
r. LlNDERAAN, Co. Judge.
PUrNAM i RO8RRs, Att'ys. (nv8d&W4w
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NJ q n e q N .

gIVHE PUBLIC ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED
j and cautioned net 70 trust any person on &c
count of the
sc q r r n q u z
OF Propsietors without written order, siesed BY
os30-1tn ]. J. HUMPHeY.
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Col. Bakers Remains.

I've ell no goddess 10 inspire our strains,
A tabled muse may suit u bard that feigLs."
DUT IN OUR PLAIN, SIMPLE WAY WE
ID would hereby tender sincere ssk no wledge-
ment 10 the patrons of ths
- O q II Il. EHoU - m
for past favors showercd upsn u.s. and hope 70 mer-
it ~ cOntinuasco Ot tho same. We would slso BE-
pleased !" consi!er them our general agents TO no
tfy their neighb0rs that
''ss" "ee-' c's.: ,.: n..s'. ..A .5s'....''.'
can always be found At thi. House, tl- snd:ths.
we arc determined thAlssthis shall be tho
REST IDOLLAM HOUSE
IN the State.
J. J. HUMPHREY h co.
THOMAS POWELLs.
DRUG 4 FAMILY MEDICINE STORE
LAIR
J.lCO u F'S.
4O... .BKADY S7YkE7.......... ID
IIAVIN0 ADOPTED THE CASH aYATEM
III Of buying aud selling eoois, am ,r.nsrsd
70 Offer NJ varv LOW pxr0Rs T.. wh;ch -. sr.e.,
ly Aall attention Of tho public. In .al;ton :. nv
we'll selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods. ote..
would solicit YOUR att,ntio. 10 = n.~ .,,,.,
goods by express
HAZIN;s AMANnINE
-
LUbiN'S EXTRACT lnsw rEssUsEnY.D
BENZlNE.
Toilet So.n,. Am.,,c.n F,anch .na R..u.A
v;,S f. - r..rs rs"." ana .ns.n
-
DAwk srAaD ma Andy.
PALE saEnMf,
-ALso--
0As~'
o"'''' "'''"'' ''''' ''o" ~. .mp'..s.. ~
DRs. NEWELL = CaARLEa.
nxsptcTr,',,', y.Is' .,so,scr
ron nd;"~ co.n,.v- ~. .h.v 49,.
All patients fsvorins Dr.. N. &c. with their Geo.
psrforu every cps!s.ion ia :. psrfsc. manner =
work" work mad: ~ Isosa upon application. .s':: cs.ss::
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DAVENPORT IOWA MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II. 1851

A COOP OsE on DRrY SAM.-Col.
WIN. T. Shaw OF the l4th, Of Anamosa, left for
home on Friday. Some ;One asked him if he
was going 10 leave before he got bis regiment
equipped
YES" said the Col. I've been here v eek
and had oniy ono shirt. AZ long as Kirkwoed
was here he kept me in countsnance nov he
10 gone. and my shirt has got go d-d dirty
every body calls me Governor
Cor TnEIR HANDS FuLL.-Messrs.
II. Is. Evans i Co, have taken the contract
for supplying the three regimsnts st camp Me-
Clelian and the Cavalry Regiment At Daven.
port Barracks with eli they nay require in
the grocery and provision line. THE, in ecu.
neeticn with their regular trade and their
heavy wheat contract, will give them plenty
to 10 for come time to come,
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IVY PEREO.T

DEING DESTROYS OF ENGAGING in
I'D business, will find = rare opportunity by
calling on the undersigned. ~ other matters rs-
quire my undivided attention. will dispose Of
the stock Of
Groceries, Provisions 4 Fixtures
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11

Cart. GRAVES, while drilling with the
officers. on last Thursday. met with serious
accident. which hes confined him TO his bed.
His horse fell and caught his ley. the horse
failing on his leg and sprsining his ankle very
bad. We hope 10 see the Captain sronnd soon
and ready for duty. He is good drill master
which can easily be sseo by his Company
which are second TO none 10 the Barracks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11

baltimore Election.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.
As Gar as hoard from the Legislature stands, IS
Union and none for secession.
The Senstoss elected are ton Union and mono &C.
eession.
Seven secessionists, principally bssrding st Ft.
Lafayette, hold vvei.
The majority f0s Bradford for Governor vi II no
be less than The vote 10 the largest ip oil
the counties ever cast in the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11

Tux GEaMAN ReGIAsNT.--We are
Informed by Col Koch that there are six
companies now organizing for the German
Regiment In different portions Of the State.
formed by the first OF December.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11

sam BARKLkY, ls Brady street, is
selling Groceries a. coat. aud will continue To
do 80 until the entire stock 10 closed out
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

ANabNIC. - REGULAR COMMUNlCA-
Nl TlON.-Davonport I.oLge No. 81. +. L A.
NJ. this Monday eveding, Mt z o'clock, ~ Mason
ic Hall. FRED. kOOPS, Secy.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11

CROWDS OF people ar daily made glad
at Whisler's cheap Try Good. Stcre II is the
best place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11

M EMBERS OF THE SARSFlELD GUARDS
lN1 having muskets in their possession are re-
quested to leave them ut once At kinselia's house.
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