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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03
TIL e CIT Y.

REMovAL.-1he editorial and count
ing rooul Of the DEAocgAT AND NEus will te
found hereafter in the second story Of Grigg's
block. Perry street The entrance is at the
main doorway. Office at the head OF the
flight frs, door on the left
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

The entire number OF imprisont ents, IL thi-
county, frcm jane Let, 1860, has been three
hundred and seventy seven. This includes the
time in whic.. Mr. Ackiey haa been jAler. No
account was kept previous 10 his adm n!nietra'
ton.
BY tie above, 1t viii be seen that the ten
dency to &c: drunk and raise mischief. pre-
dominates largely among those who board at
the Acsley House. The Larceny business has
been light, while violent assaults are few in
number Were it not for the tendency OF
some OF inhabitants to drink whisky, the
Jail would scarcely be visited at all. The me-
cessity Of course OF temperance lectures is
fsariuIly apparent.
We are glad to he ab.e to state that We find
the persons who fiyuie in the above list, are
such "a have character TO speak Of low and
were quite destitute of the article when they
came here Some Of them have reformed since
icing 10 jail and have gone to the wars and
Others have i..t the city for the city's benefit
and to escape the police. Those who are still
in l4i! will, We trust; get their just deserts
NEW iovl7ioN oIoRE.-leTy street
rel vices in one OF the tes. provision stores 10
town. Mr. !. a. Weaver has secured the agency
OF .lonr=on < Mitchells celebrated faulty Il lur
" hich is selling very low; and in addition he
keeps iutkles, geese. chickens, apples, butter
and eggs and other articles for tatle use Let
the Perry ST eet store te patronizfd literally.
Call a. ,he second door from tie corr 81 Of
Perry and 3 ! streets il Forests Block Every
attention paid to the wants CT customers.
Packages delivered free Of charge.
DI,TEICl Co,HT. = Court convened
yesterday morning. Judge Dillon p.,sidiu.
The business OF the Court IS to be coufined 10
one week. ul:cA viii be devoted exclusively
to tie criminal docket. I.e following is the
.iss o: Grarl Jurors:
John Mali-r. 7. O:hs. Vim. Gray, Ira F.
smith, David Higgins. L. 5. Vi-le. Ii. vii
he!mI, J J. Cavendi,h. Norman Woo3, Auson
Remer, amos P. Marrs, John Miner a +.
Williams, c. ". Peca, T. Tlchenor.
Tne Jurors were sworn and sent about their
business. The following prisoners were
brought il,o Court: Kobt. Moore, John Wis
son, Gobt. Williams, Conrad FIGHTER, Thomas
Preston, John Mulligap, James Peters. Edward
Boersch
Severa. uniupoftant cases were disposed Of
by continuance and other ways.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

REMOVABLE. A. Oliver has removed
his Grocery and Provision Store to more com.
moiious quarters in McGhee's brick block, cor
ner OF 4th and Brady, where he will be ready
in few days with splendid assortment of
goods with which to serve both Old and new
customers. Remember the place and give him
frequent calls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03
CLARK Il IHOYT

hEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
l. Pianos AID Harmonic Melodeons frem the
best Eastern manufactures, Of the most approy ed
patterns, and at prices that defy &C mperision, Nc
lao Brady etreet, Davenport, iowa lsp9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03
NUMBER AZ.
on the 9th. by 5000 Federal troops, 70 prevent
sscessionists from taking possession.
The expedition south IL supposed to be Tor FER
andlua. 5000 troops are 10 60.
From New York.

From New York.
Nsv YosE. Dec. :.
A lotter from Carrccs, Nov. 9th, TO the Hsrald.
says the L. 3. war steamer lrroquois arrived oG
this point from Loquira yesterday morning, with
the intention Of entering. but her conf mandsr Vas
informed by the Government authority that his
vessel could enter, but would not be allowed to
stay over IS hours unless in If distress. The
commanders reply was that his vessel should not
enter the Earl or on any such conditions, and i'm.
meaiately bore away. steering westward. Most
probably this will prove affair to be investiga-
ted by the C. s. Government
Another valuable prize arrived at the Brooklyn
navy yard yesterday, which was captured after .
three hours chase the 18th ult, by the steamer
Penguin, while heading for Edisto Island. near
Albion from Warsaw \. e., with . cargo worth
Sl00 o0O consisting Of salt, oil tin. fruit, and also
arms, ammunition. saddles and cavalry equip
ments, Of considerable importance 10 the rebels
just now
From Baltimore.
BALriAoRR. Dec. 2.
A .kirmi.h occurred on Friday right st New
Market about five IN les from Old Point, in which
three rebels were killed, including E. A. Scsst, .
we'll known merchant Of Richmond. His body was
identified by Letters in his pockets.
>~>
u. 5. Supreme Court.
WAsHISoroS, Dec.2.
The supreme Court assembled at noon. Present
Chief Justice Taney, and Associates Clifford,
Grier. Magrc and Catron. No business was done,
and Court adjourned.
COunteTieils.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 2.
Oar city is flooded with ten dollar counterfeit
notes on the Waterbury Bank Of Connecticut
They are executed equal to the orig nal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03
DAVENPORT IOWA TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3. 1881

JAIL RErcRT.-This report, from Au-
gust 5th up TO the present term. shows Lat
there have been pu. in jail. during that tine,
the very respec. able number Of one hundred
and two prisoners, Of which about sixteen re.
sin for trial
The offending OF the above number We have
classified ss follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

TIE Rain load shipments from Day-
export, during the week ending Nov. 3o,h.
wsre-l 800 bbls Flour, 400 bushels Wheat
800 bushels Barley. 32 dressed liogs. 60 i've
Ca,tle and ~ live lIog.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03
STOvE& TIN WARE BUSINESS
under ,ae firm o.
J. c. PUTNAM & co.,

ana have taken a Store On S.coLd street, lately
occupied by JNo. F. GogATH.
J.C. PUTHAMy0
IF MITCHELL.
November, Is, 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03
Lost

Lost.
DARK RED SPANIEL DOG WITH
AAbrass collar marked "Cuff Moore" A
liberal reward will be given TO any one who will
bring said Dog to the William Tell House.
ny3O-4tl 4. B.MO5RE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03
.NDfice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
/ stock of Stoves, Tin Ware, ETC.. to }. q. PUT.
NAN / Co., would reap ec,fully recommend them to
the patronage Of the public, and 70 his old Gus
toners in particular. JOHN +. NOAATh.
November 26, 1851. tnvT-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03
NfrN N9n.
CO.PNrlslerShiU .VOtire.

vINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
l Co-paEtue.ship 10, the purpose Of canying
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

CAVALRY REGIMENT GOING.-Four
companies Of the Second Cavalry leave to-day.
by railroad, for ST. Louis, I'D the balance will
follow after fast a. possible. Davenport Bar
racks will be deserted by Saturday. The boys
seem anxious to be off They are pretty well
prepared in every thing but arms and saddles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

BrS your hats, caps and furs at
Champions Farrand is out Of the business;
but Lis successor is never going TO sIlow the
reputation Of The old house to flag in The least
make yourselves at home.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

We SAY Ir.-The Hawkeye Grocery,
corner of Third and Brady streets. is 60 full of
groceries that it is almost impossible to get
around. II you want to buy Groceries of the
beet kind. and cheaper than any establishment,
In Scott county, 60 to this place. They buy
ana sell only for cash Oh the nail. Taey tel!
Us that on a review Of their cash sales for the
month Of Nov ernber, their business has been
more than double the month OF October. A
friend called in at several groceries and prical
goods, ard was surprised 70 find that Msth.
ews sold the same good. as others ere4.
deal less. You can buy of then, anything il
the Grocery line YOU may want, and after
On aquaintance with Mr. Mathews We have
10 hesitation to cay be will will deal hon.
estly ard on the square With any Of our
readers. This great chesp Grocery Eouse is
ceiling Kerosene Oil at 60 cents gallon
beet Mould Candles 10 cents q pound, Sick
Candy 90 cents q pound, best Double Extra
Flour in sacks Of 50 pounds, one dollar.
large stock OF Wines and Liquors. Good
Cooking Brandy, one dollar . gallon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

DENTISTRY. The most in .enious and
durable specimens q dental art are to be seen,
at the roons of Newell 4 Charles, on Brady
street. They are well up in the profession,
and those who have orders 10 leave will surely
DO themselves favor by calling upon them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

CoLD. y estcrday morning was the
coiies, OF the seaeon. Mercury stood at lie
grees below zero. Oh the bluff. al sunrise. The
weather was unusually cold for tie season
h,ough the day There is 10 longer any
doubt about The close Of navigation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

SAMUEL PAINE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-03

BURGLARY.-Th honse of Mr.. Nc
Bride, near Renwick's mill, was entered by
burglars, on Sunday night. and couple Of
watches = one gold and ore silver-taken
th,reirom No other property was molested
Entrance was effected by picking the lock on
the back door.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-05
Military Parade.

The military parade which came off on
Saturday last, at Orangeye, was quite a
fine affair. There were representatives. OF
eight companies present, but no one com.
pany with its full compliment OF men; and
we believe but two companies fully organ.
lied under the laws of the State. In the al
ternoon H. r Kline, Brigade Inspector, took
the companies under his command aud
marched them into field, where he drilled
them for an hour or two with good deal Of
salislaslion 10 both The companies aud spec
tators. Alter The companies were marched
back 10 town, they were entertained few
moments, with a neat liule address, deliv-
cred by PRoF SHANK, of the Orangevile
Male and Female Academy. His remarks
were OH the war question and were well re-
ceived, frequently bringing out shouts of
applause. Upon the whole, all passed off
smoothly. 1t was a gaia day in OrangevilIe
Sar Of the North.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-05

The candidate for Assembly, on the
Union ticket, from Wyoming county, gave
us a call, a few days since. He appeared
like very fine man, and was represented
to us as being Democrat of the Dickinson
and Holt stripe. We had no fault to find
with all that. He told us that he had not
sought the nomination, had never been a
candidate for any office before, and if cleo
ted he would represent the constituents of
this District to the best of his Abilities
Well, we didn't doubt that either. But
to come to think of the matter, we have
two very good men on our ticket, of our
selection, in part, whom we would much
rather support, We have been intimately
acquainted with them for number of
years, have worked together, side by side
in the good old cause of our Union, the
constitution and our country; and when
such men come up for Office We always
support them, and that with hearty good
will. TATE and FUTON are our stand
ard bearers this fall-they are the very
identical men a large majority of the vo-
ters of Columbia county are going to cast
their votes for Mark the prediction
Star of the North.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-05

ga" If you permit yourselves to be Sc,
duccd by the republicans into voting any
portion of the ticket, before week is over
you will be sure to regret your accommo-
dating spirit. You will be annoyed and
mortified at their boasting and insulting
language; and you will everlastingly re-
gret your obligiug action, and resent
the overbearing conduct to which you will
be subjected, Revert in your mind to
just one single instance in which you have
been 50 cajoled, and recollect if you did
not then fully determine that you would
never be again caught in SO bald a trap.
Now is the time to redeem yourself--ev-
crything is auspicious-let the whole line
advance and the field is won.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-05
The News.

The news from Washington is highly
important. The protracted quiet is at last
broken by rctreatlng movement Of the
rebel forces. 1t was found on Saturday
that the enemy had vacated their works on
Munsons Hill, retiring a considerable
distance within their late lines. Falls
Church was also vacated, and Uptons
Hill. Our troops have advanced in force
to the vacated posts, and are preparing to
hold them permanently, What may be
the motive of'the rebels in this movement
is matter of considerable speculation
Two theories are suggested as most prob
able,-either that they intend dividing
their forces into two columns for crossing
the Potomac simultaneously above and be.
low Washington, or that the movement is
a mere feint to seduce our troops into am
buscades. 1t appears from evidence in
the vacated posts that the rebel force be-
fore the capital has not exceeded 10000
men. Their works are of very rough
character, and traces indicate considerable
discomfort in their quarters.
a sad affair occurred among our troops
on Saturday night while advancing toward
Falls Church. In the darkness, Colonel
Owens Philadelphia Irish Eegiment mis-
took body of Uuion troops in their ad-
vance for rebel force, and discharged
full vollcy into their ranks. In return,
and under like misapprchcnsion, Colonel
Bakers California Regiment returned the
fire, and Colonel Betts's battery was but
just informed of the mistake in time to
prevent an artillery discharge on the err.
ing Irish corps. This unfortunate error
has resulted in a sad list of killed and
wounded.
The Union troops, in the excitement of
their advance upon the vacated posts of
the enemy, committed several discredita-
BILE outrages on property in the neighbor.
hood of Munson's Hill, involving damage
to the extent of $40 900 to $4,000. We
have no further news respecting the rebel
batteries on the Potomac. 1t is reported
that the river below Washington is now
closed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-05
Democratic Meeting in Center,

On Monday evening last, Democratic
meeting was held at the Halfway House
in Center township. 1t was largely atten
ded by men of Confer and adjoining town
ships. There appears to be no difficulty
to get up Democratic meeting this Fall
The people are willing and anxious to at
tend at any time or place. All they want
is notice day Or two in advance, and they
are on hand in overwhelming numbers.
The Democrats of Center and Miffin are
enthusiastic in the cause of Democracy,
more so than we have known them to be
for several years. In fact the Democrats
all over the county are at work this Fall,
and such swapping as the Republicans
will receive on the Second Tuesday of Oc-
tober you never before read or heard of,
as taking place in old Columbia or any
other county of like dimension.
The Mitinville String Band was in at
tendance, and discourscd music on the oc-
casion. This is most an excellent Demo-
cratic Band, and is doing good service
this campaign.
On motion of W. II. Jacoby the meeting
was organized by the selection of the fol-
lowing gentlemen as officers:
JEREMIAH HAGENBUCH, President,
Vice PrsMe"tS-Joseph Pohe, Solomon
n cyhard, Andrew Freas, Jacob Hess, Dan.
iol Noyhard, Stephen Pohe, Lewis Eek
roat, Wilson Mack, George p. Miller,
Elias Greasy, Christian Wolf, C, D. Her.
ring.
SecreiarieS.-Aaron Andrews, Samuel
Neyhard, Edward Hartman, L. b. Hess,
Huston Robson, Lafayette Greasy.
On motion, Col, JOHN G.. FREEZE ad-
dressed the meeting, in clear and logical
manner, for over an hour and a half He
came down upon the secessionists and alb
oitionists with equal condemnation, proved
every thing he advanced by the records
of the Republican party, which evidence
that party could not conscientiously reject.
Col. Freeze is an able speaker, well infor-
med in both State and National Politics
His speech at the Half Way House elected
many remarks of condemnation.
Col LEVI i. TATE was next called on
the stand, and made for his hearers a tell.
ing speech, one that should drive him right
straight into the Legislature if he makes
not another one this Fall. He resumed
his seat amidst tremendous shouts of ap-
plause.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-05
General Election
PR0CLAWATEON.

SvTTII,pI1lC h., +Lo 1ou, &c AZ,
SU lil-i''1 -A'I ~ '"O 4'n' Vi inns
w Communicable 1t - hilde "ihG duty Of the
Shrrh OF every count! 10 give h"ct oi 'hi general
Elections, by publcatloh III one or more neWSpn.
pcrs of the county AT least iWchi! day before the cleo
nn and TO cnnmerae therein 'the officers tn be elect
ed and 10 "dgagnac the place at which The election :
ubc hcd.' ih'ltlur'' l. JUN ON D-h' hIgh ShnF'
III l 'ulunld county 20 H'ltps hHNC hi'Nh an" pro-
that that { Gr>rR>L M ElE,roS viii be hcIi on TUES
DA1 raan a T.it h"n IN M M mo r at me .Sea Si lnc
triets within the county to vi. :
Ez I.i,I kieI core ,' ''' wv '''ur''" "'
HGaygr townsp at line the nous, hose dl S fIaKa IT, shGman
riarcrcek township, at the School House Evans
'S borough of Berwick at the Town House, in Berwick
Cattawissa township at the house OF samuel kostcn'
bader, ChitaWiSsa' ,.,.c ,., ,
Centre township AZ the house OF jeremiah llcss,dccd,
. tonlh.Ham township, !" i't H''st uI H. a. asscr
ilshhEcrteh tWh al li mouse h o. Geo, " H"hmah'
lrHhhllh luNhsHlI at ..nH t1H Fchn1l mouse
llt1N"CN toM"HnlP' az w. ,'p n"oN tt1,'' Ii,'',i,,,
Jackson township III llh h'hae ul u Niel Cole.
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loWh - lin , ,t ,,-, , I t ty,
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N"uht l''ds""' 'o"P'' '"I "ous' no" occupied ny j.
= itlttIltN' - IT.. , ,t., hon., 90 l. H., pt,
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occupied ny " IMAM i'",'n- ~ >I'tiI' L. Va,
m"h W" iI'l' at W.. ".lHs ii W. s is'', it'lIr
n 70 's'F''''' '''S "''- iol'vIiy occupied
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IA. n l,'t' ~ w. 3 Iii ~ , ouIs VI ana
@ dU u,n,h hm in m @ s,', t;i oL" WIN
evening, When til" polls shai be- closed '''" '''
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-05

BSy- Are the candidates nominated by
this Republican party, now styling them
selves Union Party, better Union men
than those nominated by the Democrats? {?
Is not every man upon the Democratic
ticket in favor of the Union oftheSe States?
We say yes and that is just what you
want. These are the kind of men the
people wish and are going to support, The
"Union ofparties" in this county is a mere
trick to catch votes. Do not allow your
selves, Democrats, to be ensnared in this
kind of a trap Str Of lie North.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-05
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DnpOnCO'S Golden Pills for Females.

ipdhhhe ~ corrcrtHg regulating and rcmorag all OBJ
StractioRS, from EhItCrer cause, and Arrays
successful as prcrcafirc.
Thr tombihatiOn ui ingredients in DIR. DupOncO :
Golden Pills are perfectly harmless. They have been
used IN the private practice of old Dr. Duponco over
thirty years aud thousands of ladies testify to
their great aud never falling in almost every
case, IN correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing "nstruutiun particularly the change of
dreadful complaint, tn! Whites. Nearly every female
in the land suffers from this complaint The above plI
has permanently cured thOusagds and will cure yoi if
you use them They cannot harm YOU, the contrary
they remove distractions rEturr nature its prOp.
"r channel, aud invIgOrIlc tn whole system IadIss
whose lcalh VIII hot permit an increase Of Family,
Will mud these pills success ul preventive.
These Pills shuud hr taken during the first three
months ot pregnancy, as they In bring
carriage but at any other time they SAFE.
Price, 81 per box. Sold, wholesale aud rrtai hy
& NJ. HAGENGUCH, DrRggist.
Sole agent for Bloomsbury, Pa.
To whom all orders must he sent. Ladies' bv send.
Rg Him SlOO to the bloomsbury Post-Oiiuc can have
y) aud free of Postage by mail Sold also by Y. l..
Rank Il Co. Danve, Il. j. Fry, Tamaqua, ]. 4, Polk
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city in the United States.
n. g. Look out for COunt"rfcts. Buy Golden Pills
of aud kind, unless every box is signed = D. Howe. All
others base imposition aud unsafe therefore, as
you value your ives aud health TO say nothing of be-
ing hunbuggcd out of your money! buy only Of those
who show the signature offs, u. Howe every box,
which has recently been added, of recent
counterfeit ofthe Pills.
5, b HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.