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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

b.rssgs, stores aHd prisoners were
sniong the trophies Of the pursuit. The
regimeots have now just returned u
this place, and are looking somewh.t
way.worn fos their expedition bat yet
they are in remarkable health, consider.
ing the hardships they here endure
They are TO dag enjoying tho luxury
and novelty Of voting down here 10
Mississippi. =.
In the battle and in the subsequent
pursuit, the troops from other States
bore themselves brayely; but they have
trumpeiers from their own States, who
sonnd their special praise. Their news
paper correspondents often overlook
the courage and puck Of our boys
from Iowa. The rebels, however, have
never been permitted to overlook them.
Col. Williams, Of Gen. Yates staff,
arrived last evening to look after the
wants Of the Illinois Volunteers who
we're wounded in the late battle. We
do not hear as yet whether he has made
any arrangements to remove them to
Illinois.
We do not give complete lis! Of the
killed and wounded, in this letter, for
the reason that you have undoubtedly
seen the lists, as published, and they
take up large amount Of space. The
official report will soon appear, and can
be obtained by any who may desire.
We cannot forbcar to add that the
l7,h Iowa which was disgrace1 (by its
Colonel at Iaka, gloriously redeemed
itself at this battle of Corirtb; and fur
ther, it is told Of Col. Rice. Of the It'll,
that in the charge upon the forts npon
Saturday, be captured rebel banner,
and winding it around his body, dash
ed at the head of the Regiment directly
upon the ranks of the rebel batteries.-
Lieht. Col. Parrot, of the same Regi.
ment, was wounded, and after respite
Of an hour returned again to the battle
field. SANITARY.
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The Chicago Journal announce '"a'
Il has reliable Information that the fea
son Why the Democrats OF On'o Da'o
been 20 eminsntiy successful this year
81. tho violent radicalism Of the Cincin-
natl Gasssts aud Of politicians and pa
pers who follow the extreme course OF
the New York Tribune malignants.
He save these men now see their mis-
take 10 attempting to force upon the
cohn.ry measures that should have been
lett 10 The natural course Of events 10
develope."
The reason assigned is not Without
some truth. The country is becoming
dispusted with the unbridled fana,icism
Of ultra disunion- Republican papers,
and refuses 10 90 with them any longer.
Radical party violence has been carried
TO most INV arrsntable extent by these
bowling dervishes Of the Republican
party. They bodily declared that all
those wko voted the Democratic ticket
were "trsitors" at heart. and lOnged for
the success Of the rebellion. This has
been the cry. The sober sense ct the
people know it to be . falsehood, and
Is such are repelling it 10 q most nn-
mistakable manner.
The Journal intimatcs that the
pushing out Of the President's negro
emancipation proclamation has also ia
vored the success of the Democracy.
This 10 also true. This attempt to force
unconstitutional measures upon the
country is reaping it's reward. 1t is
said that the President staid in the teIe
graph Office at Washington all the night
that followed the day of the election &c
hear what tho pconle Of Indiana, Ohio
and Pennsylvania had to say about biz
emancipat ion management. We hope
be was salts fed with the booming sount
OF twenty thousand most decisive neg
atives TO his policy. The people ar
answering Mr.. Lincoln they are ad
dressing themselves to fanatical sboli-
ton press Of the country, and to un
constitutional acts and deeds OF the ad
ministration. The language is unmis
taxable. The "reason why" these con
stitutional victories are being achieved,i
patent to the most unobselving mind
The tide is rolling back. Soon New
York, Michigan and Minnesota will for
ward their popular address to the Pres
idcnt and the fanaticAl press Of the land
To tho one they will say, you ar
weighed in the balance and found want
ing; to the other the language will b
such ~ they will dare not disregard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20
CLINTON PARKnURsr.

TIE many friends Of Major General
John Q. Fremont will be glad to learn
that he is about to be assigned to an
important command In the South west.
-Er.
Yes, the opinion Of the public is that
he has been loaing about long anough.
The season for camp meetings is about
over, end he had better be getting into
the field.
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STATE ITEMS.

CEDAR.-Cedar county was carried by
the disunionists by about $50 majority
The Democrats have gone to the war
and left the abolitionists At home to vote
treason.
WE learn, says the Upton Adrer-
tiser, that the fair At Springdale was a
perfect success, Notwithstanding the
bad weather. The show Of stock was
first rate, also of vegetables and other
articles.
REMAINS OF Lr. Cor. MrLLs.-The
Desmoines Register says the remains of
this brave man will be brought home
and inferred without public demonstra-
tion-such being the desire Of the fam.
lily. The Register suggests the closing
ofbusiness places during the funeral ser.
vices.
CAPT. FULLER, of the 10th l wa Reg
iment, who is here temporarily, rece-
ived despatch to~day from Nebraska,
stating that his wite's arm was almost
torn from her body, by sugar cane
mill, while she was attempting to relieve
her brother law, who was caught in
the mill and fatally injured, his side be.
ing torn open. Capt. Fuller is a resi-.
dent of Johnson county.-Dcsmoines
Register.
ACCENT TO AN ELEPnANT.-We learn
from passengers by the train from the
west, that the large elephant "Komeo,'
belonging to Mabie's Circus and Ma
Dagsr'c, broke through the bridge at
Independence yesterday, and fell dis
TANGO Of twenty feet on a pile Of rocks,
seriously injuripg him, and when the
train left it was thought he would die,
as he lay there a bruised and broken
mass Of flesh. utteriug piteous cries.
The bridge at that place is q poor, rot
ten structure, aud has been considered
unsafe for some time. There was a ferd
= few miles below which, if taken,
would have prevented the accident, and
been . saving Of 100000 to the com.
Pany, as "Romeo" was worth that sum,
and the best performing elephant in the
United States.-Dabuque Herald.
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We confidently believe that, within
thirty days, al the rebels 10 arms will
ses: ned from Kentucky, leaving be.
nisd them moro and intenser lovaItv
than they found when they came
LoNisviJls Journal.
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State OF Iowa.

ADJUrAxr GENERAL's O1vrcs,l
Davenport, Ocs. 10, 1852.
General Order No. %.
l. The 37th Regiment will rem desvous at Camp
Strong, Muacatine, and al recruits for said Aeei-
ment will at once repair to said Camp.
II. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry will rendezvous q
Davenport, at Camp to DO Known - Camp Hen
dershott, and all CompAniesi recruited for said
Regiment will st once repair to said Camp.
III. No furloughs shall be granted to more than
five men from any enc Company Of any Regiment.
and 81 those il cases Of abeoluto necessity. and
said furloughs should mot exceed i've days il
length.
This paragraph extends only 70 Regiments NAM
bored Up 70 and including seth until further o.
ders.
By order Of the Commander in Chief.
NIB. BAKER,
colo Adjt Gent Of lows.
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Cows Strayed or St0lem..e 90 90
Reward.
TWO cows ARE NI3SING-ONE BLACK.
With white face, in good condition, heavy
with calf; the other mouse co'orcd, with white
face, and tips Of both horns broken OF, a'so in
good condition. They were first missed Ostsber
LIST. Any information which will lead to cir re-
Govern will be rewarded As above BY Mrs. Hickey,
near the Catholic Cemetery.
oc9-d6wlw
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WANTED.

A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS ASSISTANT
"A Cook. Apply ct the
oetl4.d8t SCOTT HOUSE.
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organization.

WELL SAlD.-Prcnt;ce, Of the Louis.
ollie Journal, gives the following
square hit at the AboIitionists OF the
country:
We don't credit . msn's assertion
that he 10 friendly to the Union, il he
evidently does all be can to make other
people unfriendly to it.
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NOTICE.

CAMP McCLELLAs, Oct. 2, 1862
Proposals will be received at my Office, Camp
Mcclellan, until Monday next for supplying Camp
Mcclellan with wood. From three to I've cords
per day will probably be needed.
1t. CLINTON q. BUELL..
ec8-dtf Act. A. O. n.
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A GENTS. Suffers, NEWS DEALERS.
IA Peddless, attention! We have the largest
stock Of stationary packages. II different styles
the lowest prices in the West, address
CLARKE / CO..
Indianapolis, Ind, or Springfield, I'll.
OaA1A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

A PROMINENT Republican from Ohio,
who was in Chicago yesterday, assures
rs that all tho twelvs members of Con.
gress, who have just been elected as
democratic in that State, are War men.
Chicago Journal.
Well, what Of it! All Democrat, are
"war men" to the extent Of putting
down the rebellion and restoring the
Union - It Was. Show Us Democrat
Who IL not, if you can. Disunion and
it, concomitaats exist alone in the Re.
publican organization.
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TH8 FABRIC CAN BIZ SEWN
Unless TIME AND MORE PERFECT

Unless TIME AND MORE PERFECT
Than tho goods can be basted BY hand.
No person or machine has a right to use said
Wagener's Baster and Binder on any machine ,ex-
eept said Wagener's Machine. unless bought Of
said Wagner or his legal agents.
Price of Baster and Binder s.. Sent to any sd-
dress on receipt Of the money, ready to attach to
any machine.
Please state tho xind Of machine you wish 70
attach it to.
price-cash not refused. For further particulars,
address J. A. WAGNER.
ag26 Moline. Ills.
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Wanted.

a STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG NAN OF
"A good habits - Bar Keeper. Address wiah
ssfersssee, BURTlS HOUSE,
spSol Dsvsapoet, Iowa
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TN TIE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i John Heckenl lively, late Of Crawford county,
Ohio, deceased.
To the bein 1t Ii and eli persons interested in
said estate
whereas, the undersigned, executor Of said
sstats, has flied his 6ual eecount, - such exscu-
tor, 10 the ofR,e Of the County Judge Of Scott
county. lows, and asks that tho samc with his
other accounts heretofore filed, may be allowed
and approved, and that he may be discharged
from bis said once - executor. Nsw, therefore,
you and each Of you are hereby notified tosppear
Ct tho next regular term Of aid Scott County
Court, to be held 1t tho Court House, on the last
Monday Of October, 1862, tho 9th day, At nine
o'clock A. d.. and show oause Why said accounts
should not b allowed and approved and
eaid executor discharged.
GEO. r wHITCOMB, Executor.
Il 10 ordered that the foregoing notice BY pub
iishcd - least two weeks In the DEN0CaAr AND
Esws psinr 70 the Goth day Of October, 1862.
Dated October 5th, 1859.
ocs1 r. LINDERMAN, Go. Judeo.
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T0R BUILDING A BRIDGE ON SECOND
II street, near Harrison, will be received By the
undersigned at his Office, il Franklin block. where
plans and specifications can be exAminee.
GEO. W. McCARN.
Chairman Street Com. City Of Davenport.
Oc9-d
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.. Q. PA8KHR, Md. 0Eo. v. ACAgH, y. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
[ No. franklin block, second floor, Brady st..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Il ".
On. PARKER's residence, corner 9TH and LeClairo
steusts. Dir. Csc. ". MCCARN's residence, east
Dsady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
7-dtf
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j. A. REID, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i aad residence No. -, corner Main and Third
trests, Davenport, lows. julyl -dt
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LIE CLAIRE House.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN STs.

DAvOnH00Tts 10VvAe
0lLLETT, wiRTS 4 MORR1S,.... .Propsistoss
1AFrlCE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR lie
" Claire, Pnneston, Lyons, Dewitt, neqnoksta
- Aaamoes. imy3l-d0
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j. w. III. BAKER, m. d.,
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, ven-
pest, Iowa. (nov19-d&wtf
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&teferwn8 BON 9Gfer, GOrtt, Sea
uttN Gttph4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 office bes 8. ars !
meeccrpS. {

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Offce bes 8. Grs
tneecorps.
Baltimore, ben Is. 9e3. 1852.
Uerfiegelte ~sn9ebpte perber III bieier Office Bis gum
Wtcntas, ben %. 0eseui6er, TIM IL lt5r, enteeeenees
%npnIuer, fiji e~ieferuns bon
100000 @inbunbert EduIenb GuI6eI Safer,
100000 SinfSiS &aulenb 8ui6el 1ltes @prn (Wfais)
(100o) Sin 3auienb Gonnen Sen,
(lOO) Gin6untert Epunet 0f 0 a aenffrpb.
Der Sater NUT bpu gutter, Oertaufearer QualitIt, unb in
SSfea bon ie 3 8ni9el Derpadt Iein. Gs wirb mad &C.
wi3t 5treiunbbreibig RfunS auf bas 8uT6eI, %ansencut-
men.
SdS Corn rus bon gutter, berfaufbarer AualitGt uub
in GaGet bon lie Q 8uibel berpaft fem. @s pirb mad
@etpi@t, ieGsunbfitnf,is gfunb anf bas @uiBel, Onses
%nettuleu.
Gas Seu mu6 sutes, sepS6nli&es G6iutotb Sen, unb
lit Sa1en bon ni1t ipeniger aIs spei6unbert Bfaub bers
padt fem. Die 9alen mitflet feft gepadt unb biirfen
ni9t nit SpIS i~tberlaOen ieiu, ribrisenfaIs ie ni@t afaer
npunnet tpirb. Seu pir6 beint @epi9t 3u stpeitanIenb
Pfnnb per 8cnne ansenpttuen.
0aS Strcb nlrB BON gutter, bertGufli9er QnalitGt unt
IfcsSenfrpb fem.
9ner Safer, Corn, sen rnb Gtrpb, fir tpeld5e in 6plss
6iefer an5ei9e t~cutrattirt tprb, lift elmer ffreneen SnIpefz
ttrr untertp0rfen unb pir6, tpenn MD bon gutter, gangs
barer QnalitGt, 3uriidSeipieien.
Iblieferun9 III, ipfcrt mad AbI9lnB bes @putrafteS, mad
Ssrlon9en all ber Camden Giienba6n Station, in Scout
@cint, pier Der Bottom 9Berfte 3r ura@rrr.
In9e6cte tperben fir ba8 gauge Quartrim pter eitsn
&betl 6~eelbet onsencnlrtet unb mitIlen onf benz @cubert
nit Proposals for furnishing Forage or Straw,
mie es Der 6al e~rfprber:, iiberI&rie6en ieIn.
Die n~Stbi9en Snfrufticnen iperten Benz erfplareitben
8ieter 3ur Belt Der anferti9uns ieiues GOntrattes scseben
fpstbet, #5
Sas. SeIger,
Colonel unb Auartierneifer.
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IN H CIRCUIT q

FOR BALTIMORE CITY
TIE FRIENDSHIP BUILDING ASSOCIATION NO h
VS.. CARL LASSAHN. - BALTIMORE, November z9ty
1862. Ordered, that the Sale made and reported b..
Alex. Wolf Trustee, for the Sale of the leasehold pro
perty in the proceedingsof this cause mentions be rati
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary there
OF, be shown on or before the 23th day of December next,
= provided, a copy of this Ordre be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore, once in each Of three
weeks before the 23th day of December
next. ~ t-F1- ~
The Report states the amount of Sales to be $500, 90
True Copy. ]. THOMAS ADAMS, Clerk
Test J. Thomas Adams, Clerk. TDecI. st
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Sngenb- anb observation-disclosures rpnr
aretnlen Stte r.agS Bud Bis fnr bas retfere Glitter in Srrser
MnSpdbl nb I6snlter MuSfattune.
@e1 elite 50 crf e Mnierer Bette teuti6en 3t6ter
unb Sdrtftiteae:, tn praHtoGlem @tntanc.
Oeutt6e &~aIenber fir 1868 bon Iuertad, Nlerib,
SteTenS. @nbis; bunte unb i6parse 8tIberbp9er;
3fttenoOrlaStn, 8ettenbdder; d@t .neli 9e Euf6tafen un6
Blelitifte; Deutl6e unb tran3SfiMe q rten;
pradb l9e pbOto9rapeiesn un6 i~canS5itNbe Miniatur6tlcer tMc
Altunl 9ortstohoS IN Iibum8, 8lattQplo uno QDadS(th.
ter &C. eatpF'blt alslplisnD: Q6ebuaG S9efhcnte
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Ies2O- % SO. Cd gBeftsy9oftirn rs5tr.
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Gefnnna Der Wetnnt AQea.
&ltR @e eiit ers Office.

.a4 BdItlrIore, Zen 8 OeSerlber 1862.
Die Gonitiifiarc iIr Seffrrns bon @trasen BADEN Sc.
ri3t %erfattet iiber ben GepirH unb &erfuft, HelGer burG
AuSle9ea uno Seffnen Der &Salnut @aeb mad Scar aleb
%entftan6ert 1T; ebenie iiber eire 2GoIierleitung, 5 Ssus
brett unb ITO SUE lang. 9la4ridt miro biermit se9ebeu,
oaB beia8ter Seri6t Aetit ba5l ~gt96rt8en a6rifien in bic
ier Office bretBig Gage, bon ebigen 0atnm angere6net,
ltegen bteiben pirr, rGtienb rel6er .3eit IppeIaticnen
fage9en an baS @r1ntiuaIsG5cri9t Der Stabt Baltimore
setlabt tperoet tpnnen. 0~5.8s1mltp4p
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@peben erhielt iM

en- Nenes @fertentent ppn fpl9enoen Woaren, ols: uuaerfred-
ltd)e S6rsittafeIn, &rnots unO 9rafteraer's Yrebiat:a,
Stars Sebet6a9er, ae4ba&er, tupferne IOrten-5Sritsu,
tsrrsr &b:rncmster unb SaBbirfttn fir Bic brauer, 8tcr6a6'
men nue @ialer, fupte UteifiaS unb gfeuFlber, 8Ed5 imb
Grabt, SfmeIS=Ste9tI &rifpd. &ouse, &raB9 lrtyn l., fit
SClbarettter, ipsl&e b,utSit empfebIt
O,20I ~ 90 SS:nSeta
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Office ne8 0erprODtanttrmnQ8.
Communicates. m

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r Baltimore, ben o. Se3enn6sr 1852.
4ugetpte, ober NUT BON erH erlS anb,
Derben bis ga m a ben 20. O%e3ember,
Wtttagsl Il nFr, ntgeSenseucmluten fIr bic aiefe-
ring bon Et
1000 StHd g4Ga9tp9fem onf Sem Sufe fir
bas @erpro6iantirlnsS< 9epartertent. Oieielben
niitHen in Der GtaatSzGiebmaaae biefiaer @tabt
in N6t9eilungen bon 1000 @titd ale 10 Gaze aes
lefert tperben. Sic nliffien innerbaIb ~ &agen
nap ibrer MnfunftNif Soften bes 2~ieferanter ae.
b tpogen ipereen nftN %ulifen bRr@i9nittli6 1900
Ytune iGmer iein. SGe, pel6e meniser aI8 1000
PFunb tpiesen, Sarreit, gtiere, 0finber, Sabe unb
pcrnlpieS Rinbbieb tperben ;nridgepie1en. Die
g Te9iernns tebdlt ff9 baS 9is6t Dor, iebeS Gtiif,
eelfen 4uSie9en auf Elm Miinimum bes obeufteSenz
Den 0etpthteS fnlieBen IdSt, ~einseIn 5u ~tpie9en.
SIT bas Gieb bc0ipi@tig, 70 trd9t bic Gesierune
6aS 2Saa9eSelp, anberenfaIS bat Der 2ieferant bas
fir 81 5a6Ien.
SebeS &usetpt uus, uni in getra6tseacoeH III werben,
cine a1f eineut ieparateu 9oSeu @apier geI9riebeue 8irs.
l9att 5meler reranttportlhber unb in Baltimore Np6nenber
Perionen e~ntbalter, lautenb mie fcIat /:
We, OF the county of E., State of
-, do hereby guarantee that - is Cor
the) able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
rae terms OF his Cor their proposition, and should
his (r their proposition be accepted, he Cor they)
will at once enter into a contract in accordance
Herewith, and we are prepared to become his
securities giving good and sufficient bonds for
Die Serantpprtlidfeit Der 8iirsen nlils burdS cine anti
li8e SeSlaubi9unS bes @Ierfs Der nGGfen DiHrifts>
Court pber bes Ser. ct. attornep's, mel@es benz anses
BOT beisei&lOiien if, ~barset9an psrben,
Die ~Sfeseruns bebGIt itb baS 0fe@t Dor, ir9enb zines
cber ale uniiltig i6etnenbe NnsebDte 5uriiG,utpeiien.
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sails for beef cattle" unb an 9ieut. Col. G6pn,a8 6.
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elm ansebpt i'm 9samen elmer 6truna setaaft tpirs, 70 mill
len i9re sarlea unb bic Gbreffe ierer Rcft@Ofice seuau
a~nsesebei tperben, OOer sas ansebpt wirb nidt berafitd-
tiSt. Sieter uraiien quite Sepeiie fir i6re 9cbalitSt an
bic Ser. ct. GesiernnS beibrinsen.
3aPlunsen tperDeu i'll iOldeu 6pnbs seuta&t, ais 0erabe
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HMMHRs Der lntes3ei6mett ttaGt ieinsr Sreineet utb @e.
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BEN Smbiertbenten bMrtb BEN Nsenten
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