Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
MORNING., NOVEMBER 8, 1851.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s, lse
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authorized 70 receive advertisements for this ps
per.
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cago, are authorised 70 receive sdvsrti,snsnts Il
this paper.
THE CITY.
WAsrED.-An active girl to do gene
raj house work 10 . smsll isu,ly. Apply q
this office imme l,ately.
That splendid thirteen year oil
Whisksy, at Kirker's has become very popu
lar among those fond Of . smile" 1t is fire
rate and ws know II.
RUMoR-There is 4 rnTo. afioat tha
the Seoond Iowa regiment viii be brouget bscl
TO davenport to Winter. We hardly take an!
stock ia the report.
A Few MonE.-For thirty day'
those nice Fall Hats and Cape at FsrrsDd'
will be sold remarkably chesp. Nov is th
time to pitch into the stock.
No one who purchases dry goods q
Whisler's makes bad bargain. or finds any
fault with the price. That is the place to buy
Ladies. try it.
A STEAMBOAT LoAD.-Starr has Just
received h.avy csrg , Of splendid Winter sp
pie. from Missouri Genetting apples aud va
rious other varieties. Call before they are al
gone
GoOD.-The Albion Mills are now
running again un er full steam. and turI ing
out three or four hundred barres OF flour per
day. We hope it will find it necessary or con
venient 10 stop again very soon.
REMOvAL.-The editorial and count
ing room Of the DEMooRAr AND NEws will re
found hereafter in the second story Of Grigg'.
block, Perry street The entrance Is at the
main doorway. Office at the head OF the
flight. fret door on the left.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the
way Of getting up our paper must be charged
to the moving account. 1t is impo ;sible to &c,
cut good paper in the trouble and confus
OF moving. Our readers will please ex use our
short comipgs.
HEAVY CoNTRACr. - Ii. Is. Evans &
Co, Of this city. have orders to supply the
government with wheat to the amount OF
$40 900, to be delivered i" 81 L~-'-. :" "-'
reIs They have already commenced upon the
performance OF the contract. and lively times
NAV be expected in the wheat market.
PASSED OvER.--We we're in hopes
that something would have been done at the
last meeting Of the Council about the gas ques
ton W. feel anxious that something sboni.
he done to have this question settled, and the
street. lighted We see no god reaeon why
the citizens should be compelled to pay for
darkness and Tor long law suite besides 1t Is
q little too much Il had thing for us.
Or CoURsE.-The Gazette trusts the
Council will rs consider tue vote Of the last
meeting which took away from y the city
printing. OF course it.is the wish OF that "a
Der. The public would ha.a K n"n It, just as
easy. IL it had not said wori '''n. It, We
are Of the opinion that the res on Will not
be recons,dered right off. to SAY the 'east w.
would suggest TO our neighbour that it might as
well take do " the official head from the pa
per, and grin and bear it.
AppOINrMkNrs.-Wm. Scott, Firsl
1t. 9Th regiment Infantry. Adjutant OF said
regiment.
second Iowa Volunteer Infantry Joseph l.
Davis, lst 1t. in said regiment; Abe wo'k'n
Captain Co. F Joel Tuttls, lat It. Co. F /; Er
mon T. Ms.tick, let 1t. in said regiment John
Z. Mobley. I'd 1t. Go. K.
Second Iowa Volunteer Cavalry; Richard
M Hampton. 81 L.. rice Wilson promoted,
Coon FOR BoB.-FOr some months
psst Mr. Hsskins. Of the Post Office Exchange
hiss been in correspondence with one OF the
most celebrated cooks in France. Monsieur DE
Bsllytickls, and the last steamer from that
country brought the gentleman over. and ns
has entered npon his duties at the Exchange
None Bsllytickle 10 . pupil Of the celebrated
Soysr, and hs catering viii no doubt be high
" appreciated by the patrons Of the above
popular resort.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT IN Town.
Yestsrday the Eleventh Regiment appeared in
town In full force, With their new unifomr'
and equipments. and marched through the
princjpsl streets, much 10 the satisfaetion ol
tho-e who have seen a regimental demonstra
ton The Eleventh i ali right In every par
ticuisr and will soon te ready to move into
the field. The ci ize. return their thanks Il
the commanding officers for the pleasure a.
forded them yesterday.
MEMoRIAL.-Ol the second page
will be found an interesting memorial from
the citizens Of Davenport, Rock leland ant
Moline, to the Congress Of the United States
setting forth the many advantages to be de
rived By locating the Western Armory ant
Arsenal on Rock Island. The document Il
ably written, and should be read sttentively
Our citizens should consider themselves in dutI
bound to circulate the Same oil through tn
souutry, and those who have influence viii
the press in the East or Wet. in either in eit.
or country. will coofer . great favor upon th'
cause by procuring its re publication. This
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