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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
LATEST NEWS
By TELEG RAPH.


NEW loEK, Nev. O.
A Hsrpc,'s Ferry dispatch to tie lierai1 states
the Dightof the Sd.
keb.I cavalry continue TO show themselves in
the neigh bornood Of Chas lcsto~n, AID three Of
our pickett have been cs sptured.
The dem ,crats Of New Jersey have carried the
lower Hons. Lesislstuie, and probably Senate.
They vii have ten twelve ms joilty On the joint
balloi I, which secures the election Of Cuiie,
States senator in the place Of Thompson d.ce ased
They have also elected toeir Governor BY 90 to
$40 ln.jority. Rogers, : esie and Terry, all Dem
ocrAts are certainly electea 10 ouRrels.
The full returns OF this city th q total ms or
ity for Sey u,our lf 81 ,3@7. The 7u,u.e coacsdes
Seymour's election.
The ships Of war Dacotah, Vanderbilt and Ino
ordered to sea Immediately, will probably sAil TO-
day.
A Washington special states that the Tth Ohio
Regiment is to be brought from NeW Orleans 10
some Northern port to recruit
The 9Th Vermont, captured at Harper's Ferry, ID
to be exchanged.
A New Orleans letter 10 tho Herald says Gen
Weizss brigade landed at ID N ilds son silie on The
70 b, and thence to tho tadeaux, wn.re they had
slight en- agtinen', Capturing " rebels.
Another force MAS sent u attack tho rebels ir
the rear. under Colonel Thomas and two IRON clads
and 'wo gun boats, under Cap aiL Buch nan with
the 2l-t indiana, which he landed at trashear
Ciiy, while the gunboat+ go TO franklin to de-
siroy gunboa, said to be the Q.
The rrbeis Destroyed AL the produ-e at Dom
alisanvi!ie prior to the arr.v | OF Wstzel.
Com odore Porter offers to take c, mtnand Of
the ship Dresdnought TO chase the pirate Ala
bama.
Later news from the stssmer Norwich, off
Ceorgetewn, states that the rebel tort is de-
stroyrd, and seven rebels killed.
Contrabands state that there is = good deal Of
sickness at Georgetown, and that q six gun
f,sting battery had been bull. at that place.
Also = ten-inch thick irvn-clais
There aie also four large steamers at CHARLES
ton, waiting TO run the blockade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

FIGnr ON TIE KATE CAssRL.-Tbe
recruit. that went down the river fe ~ days
ago got into . pretty serious fight With the
crew Of the bost. Before they embarked,
Capt. Littler emptied their csnteens Of the
~hi.ky he found stored tor the trip, whereat
there wss some hard feeling, but before The
boat had got many miles down the river,
some Of the boys managed 10 get . supply,
over which they became considerably slevs-
ted, and muse en.ued. Que report 10, that
the soldiers attacked the engineer while At
The th,ottle valve. and undertook to take DOS.
sessivn. Aao. her j.. that colder aud deck
hand get into fight over a cup Of spilled
cotfes; but cure II is that fight took place
in the engine room, the belhg.r.nts on the
one hand being armed ~it. hstch+ts spd
wrencbee, and on tts other With clubs and
other missiles. There vas pretty general
eet-to, 10 which the crew drove the soldiers
out Of the engine room and NJ etsira IL
eros ding out one poor fellow vas crowded
overheard and DR. ,wned. The officer IN CON-
There were several bruised heads 90 both
eiies. The name ot the drow wDed colder We
could not learn. Wh,ie the fight vas go,rs
on. the Kate ew out her packing sud f.r .
moment !, wss thought that she sss bioslsx
upi Constsrnatioo became general; the
boss lasded. sod some & ne Us rsqsirsd 70
eeeteee order.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
From ths 1o-a C,ty Republican. |
Iowa l.arOled Prisoners.

As soon as Gov. Kirkweod cp,ucd
the arrival Of our Iowa parol. d prison
ers at Annapolis, he telegra' ned lion. J
A. kassrn, member of oro,ess .,t.c,
from the 5th District now n Wash
ing on C':y,-rtqne .,;oc him to q, O.,
send some one t" look after the intere 8,
E.s.on L. ."o 49, - those brave men. Mr.
MI, ~ = piled IN person, and on
U"y !. uy 1ov. kirkwood received the
.og gratifying dispatch:
WAsnlSorox, Nov. 1862.
TO Gov Kirkr,od or ". B. Baker:
l have Just returned from Annapolis
One hundred aud -ightys'x OF Twelfth
Regimen. started yesterday tor ST. Louis
parole camp. About two hundred and
thirty remain representing the Second,
Thmd, SIKH, Seventh, Eighth, Twelf b,
Fourteenth Regiments, manly Belmont
and Shiloh prisoners. About fifty are
in the Hospital. Their condition on ar
irving was shocking. They are now
reasonably cared for, freshly clothed, aud
ration> excellent. The ,rvslids are gen
orally improving. | shall attempt theI
early removal West.
[Signedl. J. A. KAssoN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
From AIAEnSas.

HELENA, Nov. 4.
Col. Cameron, Of the 9th Indiana, Who was
be rer Of flag Of truce to Gen Hindman, COM
maniing the rebel forces at Little Rock, furnishes
the following:
The truce party embraced Captain Serrill Of n.
81 Indiana, djutant Mackenzie of the 9th To-
"a, and i men escort. !hey left Helena
be 2ist ult. took route to Roe Rocs Ferry, aud on
the 3 4 dav arrived at Brownsville C,pt Nolan,
Auj utant General q s A, teIegra. he'd to General
Holmes, who sent Col Anderson with a train
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad for Coonc.
Cameron. He delivered his dispatches, consisting
of Two letters from Gen. Curtis aud ono from Gen
sherman, at Memphis, TO Gen Holmes in person.
HOLMES professed his design to conduct the war
on honorable principles, and under the rule Of
warfare among clviiized nations. and even
Christian principles; that he flied W th hor.
ror by the tales of havoc and dcsolation brought
20 him, which he was forced 10 believe Many
instances of outrage were cited to Whicn Coouel
'ameron replied, that the General commanding
had no knowlt dga Of such occurrences, and that
if they had happened. and the guilty part ca
could be found, they would 1ssuredly be- puni h
ed. lie knew Cur is in bis youth, ami h.d ex-
pectcd him TO pursue fair and honorable warfare
that he, for lis part, was determine. to resist
organized forces as long as it could be done that
unless heir independence &C no wledged they
would fxh, untii exterminated. lie said, while
he fought with oyganz ID forces, he suppressed
the patriotic arJor the people near III lena, re
strained t0eM tr m guerrilla warfare, cut should
Lee be beaten in Virginia,s and iSraeg in Kentucky
be crushed out, the people would rise indiv du-
ais and each man take upon himsel. ID. trust Of
expell,ng Invaders. He inquired If cur army at
Coiinth had been reinforced. On oeine answered
in the ncgatye be appeared a'i-6ed and erati6-
ed. He said onr ga sent tsg VI truce boat
with a ie,ly 10 Gen. Curtis' former letter BY wy
Of the Arkanras and Missouri rivers. lle liked
the spirit u Curtis letter and hsa at once sent
all the prisoners, nearly one hundred in number
70 lie ena Cotton dealers taken BY rsoei soldiers
have been, or will be. released.
Col. Camero found three roads lesdi3g to
White riv + from Hei,na al we'll waterei and
.upplied with forage. Beyonj, the prsiries will
soon be inpassable
The rebels are stacking prairie hsy near Browns
Vi le and ny boats bringing corn from the bottom
lands I. Little Rock. Through scs,city Of for
aye they had dismounfed = large por tion y their
cavalry. inc uiing the 2 tn Texas.
Arkansas liver ,s 50 low - ~ be impasaable 70
The highest drauxht oo.ts, ,whilc y hi river has
risen l2l5 feet srcc August. and no has Ii feet
&c the los est point up 10 Cauiias.
The reoe at ii tie Rock have Information.
which they credit, that ,al,est sab Cit,
and Il on-ron h Te been cap u'ej by the Feierals
Large quantities OF bopts, q iiui..e and other
cles have f'uni their way to the rebels firm
Heleps an Memphis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
From W ash ngtOn.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.
The appointment Of Brig"dier General has been
conferred on Colonel Alfred Elicit, who dstin-
gnishei himself in tte operations OF the ram
feet, and he has been au'horizei to raise a bri-
gndc 10 serve wth the ram fleet in con iunc len
with the gun boats on the western waters. The
os the late Col. Chares ll.tt who was
wounded in the engag a: Memshis mas been
appointed Colonel in the brigade.
Tho secretary Of War has ordered = military
commission to be organized to enquire INTO the
conduct -f Ma General iSuc in reference TO his
permitting the invasion o. kentucky hy General
Bragg-his failure to relieve AumforIsville and
allowing its :,pture by the rebels his conduct
during the battle Of perryvlle his allowing the
force Of General Bragg 10 escape from Kentucky
without capture or les. in attacking them also
operations in Tennessee AID Kentucky. The
court is TO be held in Cincinnati.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Executive )FFiCE, IOWAt
Iowa CRY, Nov. 81, 1862.
To the People of L,ra:
In token OF our iepcndc1 ice upon the Sunrems
Ruler of the Universe, tho moro especially In this,
the hour OF peril to the nation, in fervent thanks
giving to Him that no pe thence has pre- vailed IN
onr midst, that The lAbofs If tho Lusbandnian
have be een mca asurably arded, and tor the many
b essings vouchsafed US ss individuals and citi-
sens; ia devout ackno sledgment OF HIS Sover-
eighty and ovcrruiug Providence, and in heart
felt gratitude that our armies in tho field have
won such renown in the great cAase Of the Union;
that our citixe . At homo have been inspired
with such devoted loyalty and muni 6cence in rs-
lieving our brave soldiers, and that We have been
permitted to follow ia n peaceablo manner cur
= ,ua, pursuits while va, l. desoia,ing the land :
S.SUsL kiRKwO d. do hereby appoint
Thursday. tie 9th day of November next, IS .
a.v NJ thank ,si, ug. pr aver and praise, and do
hereby entreat the people. ahstaiuing from their
.sual uursuite. to Assem- sle together that day
in their chosen places OF Worship snd offer up
their earnest prayers TO Almighty dod, humbly
acknow, eiglng their abort com,ngs ana depend
ence upon Him, thanking Him for the manifold
blessings c,p erred upon thcU. by Ills hand be-.
eeechiog Him to crown oar arms and cause with
signal triumph, TO coufer strc. 9Th upon our gal
liant sol .iery, to mitigate tho sude'inss OF the
sick, wounded and imprisoned, aud 70 suecor and
heal tho anguish Of the bereft, and imploring
the speedy extinction Of rebellion, . return of
peace, in His own good time, 10 our Distracted
land and that We may prove ourselves worthy Of
tho ,n.,itutions oequeathsd US oy the Fathers Of
the Republic, BY becoming once more united,
frat>roal and happy people,.
In .estimony wh sreot, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the great seal OF the state 20
b. hereto sfi xed, This 1st day Of November, in
the year II our Lord one thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty-two.
BY the Governor.
SAMUEL J. KlRKwOOD.
ELIJAH Sgil.s. Sec etAry o. State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

LEAvRAWOsfB, Nov. ,.
Scattering returns from this State indicate the
:iec'i.n entire republican ofths State ticket. Wi
nef, rep Tor Congress. IL probably elected, over
Parrot, Union, aud Mathews. dsni.
KANSAS CRY, Nov 5.
The following Is IN cffciai report Of Lieut.. J.
I hsrns. dated st Camp Curtis, JAekson county
Nov. Il
To N.j. Gen. Curtis:
have psrsuel Quautrell's band of guerrillas
with Major Ksns,n's cavalry. Capt. Che.tnu,'s
conE@ny. 18th Kansas ami one piece Of artillery,
under Lieut. Hunt. We have killed two, taken
one prisoner captured over l0v horses and mules.
= ~. mo Or ven them ont Of this psrt Il .he = ate.
They in full retreat SOU III. evidently intend
ing to reach Kansas.
Noca.ualties on our side
considerable number Of contrabands accom-
pAny us 10 Kansas.
lolgnedl j. l. BAxNs. Lit. Col. Com.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

ScASDALoUs ELECTION FRAUDS IN
Cm1cAoo.-Arnold, Republican, is cleo
ted to Congress in the Chicago >distric,
by very small majority. Two years
ago bis majority in the city and county
was 1872. The most villainous fraud
wcro perpetratcd BY the Republicans.
The Times says:
"What 10 called the Hecker Regi.
ment arrived here ut about 2 o'clock p.
M from Springfield, ostens,bly on their
way to Washington, having been
brought this roundabout route, At a
large cost to the Government, for the
use to which they were put. On their
s,rivaI, the greater part Of them we're
divided into squads, which, NTH arms
in their hands, proceeded, under compe-
tent leadership, to roam from poll to
poll. Possibly from fifty to one hunred
OF tho regiment we're legal voters. bat
not less than six hundred votes were
cast by them The agent OF tbs su
dacious fraud was the Governor Of ILL.
nois himself, who had preceded tho reg
iment to this city, aud who, during the
day, degraded bis office and dsgraced
himself by gong about to the different
election precincts. We shall have more
to say O. this business hereafter, thus
mentioning it now as expl.iulng the re
suit in this city. The result, however,
though affected by this fraud, is magni
ficent. and places Chicago permanent
ly IN the list of Democratic cities.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

LOUISVILLE Nov B
Geo. II Yeatman is elected to Congress, to Oil
the vacancy caused by the resignation of the Hon.
Jas =. Jackson.
ltisrunored that Brags's army is at Mu-free.
bore, Tenn ani that $40 rebel clvalfy are al
Some ser, Ky.
-Four hundred sick and wounded Fcder,l soldiers
from the Interior OF the State, arrived here this
evening. also some rebel prisoners.
Gen. Boyle has ordered sl rebel prisoners at
Harrcdshurg and other hospitals, who .ufi-
-iently well to te removed, to come here tor ship
men, - Vichsbnrg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
From boston.

BosroN. Nov g.
The quota for Pos'on for troop. has been Il led
by voluntary enlistments, cons.quently there will
be no draft.
The Common Council! has appropriated s30. .0OO
in old Of raising three com pa, les OF cavalry for
the Texas expedition cf Gen. Banks. Hon, A
Lawrence pr'Jec ed the raising Of cavalry. and il
the hher'l p.irsa Of the sauadIon
Maj Cen. Banks and st,G, escorted hv tho Al i
Was regiment, will leave ior New ork TO night
ia Fall River. Gen. banks ha- received most
c'rd,al and enthusiastic hotpitaiity dur.ns HE
brief visit here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Wednesday, November S.
KATE CAssR', Davis, k.okuk.
JAMES MEAKs, Pierce, isubuaue.
ELLA, Hillh vuse, st. Louis.
rRpARrHD.
RrLT HsNs RRsoS, Rhodes, DUBUQUE.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, Kenkuk,
Ella Hi!lhouse, St. Louis.
We Learned last night that tho Pembis,s was
aground In the Lower Rapids.
BoA LEAVING TO-DAY.
The el. gan: and fast sailing ,seket Eawkeye.
Captain ick Gray, and Clerk Dawley, will d.-
part or st. Louis sad Intern eiiste lar dino this
morning.
The all and passenger racket James Mears
Cap'.in Pierce, will derart far Dubuque and vav
points this morning q, o'clock, cennec Ting with
boats for ST Paul
The mail and sssenser pscks. Jennie Whip L.
"ptsin Morr'sssn will depart for & eokuk and
in'ermeaate lsn.'ings this morning. Geo. W
Girdon in the .i -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
Fs0nl W ashinxtOn.


WAsHIN0roH, Nov 8.
Information from Manassas J unction hi. morn
my says that the portion o. ten Sickle. con-
man y sent forward 10 look after tho Orange 4
Alex 'ndia Rsiioad. found IL in better cand. =
ion 'h.n was anticipated, to = point nearly up
to tatioli's Sta in
The raiiroad bridge at Broad Run was found
partially burned bv the rebels, and its supp,,ts
partly severed. though it can, howe.er. bs easily
AMI quickly re aired. Little hun brioxe was
found Uni jurei.
Uur tr""ps bold the coa,try in the vicinity
OF brensvi 70, and have driven in the patrolinv
.etel parties upon Warren,ou Junction 1hey.
no1ever. Continue to scout down rs loo ~ Cat.
tell station, snd will doubtless destroy the Co.
90.
The Manassas Railreal Is 10 nret,y good work
log order clear up to 1horoughfare Gap.
lniormation received last night ind Gates that
tho total rebel force at Warrentnn Junction =
not more than $4,000 infantry. with correspond
ing nunbsrs OF cavalry and artillery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

SAN FpAScis-o, Nov L.
Sl3,ofo has been conir'buied by the p.ople Of
Or. gon for the National Sanitary fund.
Sandwich leland dates receiv. d TO the 10th Of
October. state that the fe.t hale Of cotton from
Muiaki had been received At Honuiula I.iana
SAN Fix. .NCIsCo, Nv. s.
The Gov. has appointed the 25,h for Thanks
giving day
The roll Of the new cavalry company. nov or.
ahizng IN N 3 city, 10 70 East and join some
Nassach uset's res imen's, is FULL and $40 o90 have
been APPROPRIATED from the city treasury towards
paying their passage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
The ELECTION Ia Massachusetts,.

Boston, Nov. 5.
Returns from 2s5 towns give John Antre~,
Govern r, All.
BrigadIer General Devens, in the sane towns,
has 4S $50.
Andrews ajorisy in the State will be about
2o,CoJ.
In the Senate "a Republicans and six PeoT les
Un' on men e,ectei.
In the House l19 Republicans and Peoples
Union men are etectel.
Twenty seven towns are yet to be heard from.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
From Cincinnati.

ClSc NEATr Nov. 4.
The rush at the Custom Hoase We. terdav alter
pnoE 10 p ocure pos,a currency was very 9reat,and
tae excitement ran high. + company OF the Pro-
,ost Guard was sent 20 preserve nrier, and were
IN, eed to use the bu It ends Of their nuskets to
keep the crowd of.
The City Council yesterday took action in the
matter OF small hange by appointing q committee
to suopt some plan for scrip to use as the
fractional part Of dollar.
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- CO.,
From Cairo.

CAIRo, Nov 4-Miinight.
The rebels continue to m4se troops At Holly
Spr. g.. All the troops Fl IN Texas. Louisiana
and Arkan7ss are being crossed over. They are in
a snd pliu ht. AID need clothing, shoes nnd hats.
A county Convention was held ~ Grenada on
the %, to raise means to devise measures Of ro-
lief.
The Grenada A. peal Of tho Both says the truth
is At last manifest that We are occupying some
what prtcarious defensive situation. hence tho il
appointment and uneasi less prevalent among ail
classes.
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NJ - \ osA .n.rAca.

NV Yosg. Nov 8.
FLOUR Market dull and heavy, AMI 10 10 a.
Sales 6,oo1 barrels At SIS 6O@ $50 ,up.r Nest.
err; s5.yveJ0I6 for columsn lo msaium e.tra
Western.
whE.r--Msrket dull and lo.., y.,es & ooo
bu. Chic+go rpring NJ l2gl q; / 2yQ4l 80 ,os
am Der Iowa.
CoxN --.arkct heavy and declining. 7207lo
for mixed Western
Poak Quiet $500 for mess, . "a $500 Tor
prime.
MH'sxY. Without dc.ijcd change. Sales $50
bbls. at B1c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
From 81. Louis.

ST. LorIs, Nov 5.
The radical emanci alton ticket in this county
is undoubtedly elected The vote in the Fiss.
Congressional distinct /. very close, and canno, be
decided ill the amy is heard from. Bl.ir's
friends claim hi. e c'ion, Lu, the radical rcpub
lican, say tho vute in the army will elect Kn.x
Ia the 2i District Blow. rep, is undoubtedly elec-
ed by han isome majority.
Returns from the interi are meagre, but tho
emancipation tic ct is probably elected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

HEADQUARTERS Army or Tux PoroM,C.
NOVEMBER 4th loPM.
From tho Heigh's, n favorable view of tho
shenandoah valley was had, but no large body
o the enemy was to DO seen. Winche Ter Vas
,,a,nly visible aud the Intervening portion Of the
Valley.
The commands OF ca-alry and artillery under
6cns Pieasanton and Avsriii. nccunied Piedmo 4
last night. II is morning they pushed on, and
af'er sr,rited sklrm,.h upieJ Merquct,e.
they now hold the approaches I, Manassas and
on ester Oals on the ieit Of the Blue Ridge Noun
tains.
The rebel cavalry showed themselves today on
posi.e Sucker Gap, and were also ,:s blc from
he Mary land heights.
Zen Mcclellan spent most Of the J.. N. at the
top OF Asbby'. G'p taking observations IN the
SHENANDOAH Valley.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
New Jefseg Election.

TRENTON, Nov. ).
P.'rker, dem for Governor, is undoubtedly
e,ec,e,. by 10000 msjori,y-a dern,crAt gain
OF . me .'9,o,, over the last Governors vote
rhe fol,u ~ing Congress- en- eectet: lst
di .tr;et. Starr. rep; "a, Middleton, dem; 81,
steele. dem 4b hogrrs, dem; 5th, Curry. de u
Both branches OF .'be state Legislature arc dem-
OcrAsic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

MUcH impatience was manifested by
the officers and men Of the 2sth Regiment. 90
account of the non-arrival Of The Hawkaye
State. the boat to transport them South. The
high wind probably detained her.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

A. hts residences ip this cisv on the evening Of
the @tn nst Nix 'osL o SsorP. .eed ss Years.
The funeral services will bs held At Tri,y Church
to-day At o'cls p. n. Th : v,m.ine all, Ia
tskes for intsrnent to Dayton, Ohio-sh. ol.e.
g N. SAoap's foenee sesideaee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
Dsveaposs MaskeL...Dssly Repost.

Ovprcs o. rn1 DsD. 4 Ns~sl
wedsesdA, kvs., Nov.5
FLoUa--S4eo15.oo wholesale and s52o@5.Ao
retail.
WHEAr-In good demand at e0@oss; psins
lots 70tt75c.
bAKLsr.-Qliet ate cQIl0A
CoRS-Dul at 1so.
Oars 80435c
Onions -N.,hnR doing; sominal st 0s ,09i 10.
PorAToxs-5oM5
H,0s-$275 live weight
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

PERsoNAL.-Gen.C Crocker leaves this
city this meroing for Corinth, to resume his
duties in the field. Col. Geddes. OF the Stb
Iowa, il stopping at the Burtis House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

AUSTIN CoRBrS & Geo. s. c. Dow, at
No l Nickoll's Block, dealers 10 Ststs. county
and city warrants. coin, demand notes and
Government vouchers. Oct. 29-lm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
WAR WAR; .Nrs.-It must be e

WAR WAR; ,NTs.-It must be evil
dsrt that at the present time. and for .-omt
time to cone. the country will be full Of thee :
warrants. and that the markets will be crowd
cd with them. Capt. .Hendershott, the dis
hureiDg officer here. has had no funds for soms
time with which to caucil the vo chers that
are constantly pouring in upon him. When
he will be in condition to meet them. is qlite
uncertain. Those who cannot afford to holi
them must look f,r market In view Of this
fact. and that THE point is the headquarters OF
mil tsry and ci.burs'Dg power In the State
~e propose to publish . daily report Of the
sta'e Of the markets for this cla.s Of paper
TIE repor, will bs found under the head OF
Markets"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

RRxKMnKR that Whistler has not
marked up bis goods since ths recent rise. lie
is still sslling g them at the old prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

GgY. BAKER did not arrive home last
night. consequently those who want 10 zee
him uust wsit svhile
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

ATTENTION, OfricEss.-For . choice
military Uniform. call st Cones. corner Brady
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

MILITARY MEN, ArrwNTIoN.-f you
sish TOR Uniform full eqaipmests cell Oh
+. =. Erskine. NiekOils' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

NEW l0 NOV. ..
The steamer Star Of the south has arrived
from Port Ro,al
The N.n So.M announces the death of Col Ma
tn ani.l Browu, &c the 80 Il reg ment. Capts
W.rfeld and illiams and Lieut. W b. Msnton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

TnE average Democratic majority in
Rock lslAnd is 14O. Moline saw it, aud
went 100 better-over the left. The re-
suit IN the county is not yet known, the
vote being very close.