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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
NUMBER 2e.
FIOm Fort N ON oe.

FT. MnSaoE Nov. H.
The Richmond Hhiq Of the 10th saws Gen Van
Dom takes upon himself the responsibility
OF the failure in The battle At cerinth lie says
II n ose rom neither the fault of his oflioers or
N m but was his own M sfortuBe.
Gov Hrowns annual message was read in the
Legislature on Thursday. In special message
he ias.s grounds aeaus' the canscrirti1n nj cub
mits the sub ject 10 the Legislature fer action Ho
also recommends acton on martial Ias, Agteas
| eorpH.. and impressment Of private property.
lbeexeitcment e. ssequent upon the reported
afvnntc OF the abnitionisis HOLLY springs, has
eu .lici. iney did not come this side ef Lamar,
Ai,s.
the Raleigh. n G Rc,is,.~ ent.rt.in. m aoub.
that movement is to be IN lis against the n. IL.
rad rusnng rom Wilningta ton 10 PEI, rst urg ani
tbs, Weldon IS to tc the loin. attacked. Tho
enemy is within II miles Of fanaboro, 1000
strong
Gen. Hill had fsht with the enemy on Mon
day last, in Ciake county. Va hrs Gen saa
the enemy VAS scunaiy thr bed and driven back
I've mites The hght was obstinate. ard cur 10 y
cors derable From the activity Of both armies
~ efreqnent skirml.hing tskl.x place. IL il not
'mpfeoao.e thata hghi nay take place Mt any
moment.
The present object Of tho cncms soms /, b L,
cut of Gen. Lees communicat.oa with Rich
n,ni
The bockaders of Wilmington fired upon ani
destro, ed bark loaded with salt While eudcay-
cime shore to hnish the wara and were cap
turci aud sent To Ii. Fisher Tho bark was
/ from Nassau.
Tho ankees have advanced in force upon
/ Highland county, Va, about +, miles from stan
! ton
| Tho enemy at Corinth is largely reinforced
and are tortiiyng entrenchmeuts and king
every PREPARATION to bold that place.
| The kichm,ni Enquirer of The 10Th saws, that
/ s'gnifi ant movement. are progressing along the
ontsie line Of Gen. Lees army
Stirring and perhaps starting events seem to
he rarily approaching, promising in reality y
sharp aad decisive c,mfaign in few days
ton-dernh'- ch AMOS will probably tale p!a,o
IN the present inactive s,a,c ot affairs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

TIE HoHsE CoSTRACrs.-Horscs fer
he h Cavalry are coming in from oil ar
ters. ani The prospect is that the thousand
contracted for will be furnished within the
specified twenty days Chambers, Beard and
DR.. Egbert brought in s3ven car loads Of
ap, end,d horses i,onl Chicago yesterday morn
ing. Bacon. OF Washington, Skenke of Mns-
.atine, and Fisher. OF Iowa City. have all filled
their contracts, and Chambers & Beard lave
only few more TO furnish. It looks ae though
Ierdershott in few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
State and Olhar Item, from our Las,
Nights Exchanges.

The Magnolia RepaLAcun compl Ains
Of the destructiveness Of prairie fires in
Harrison county.
TIE Mascatina Ooarier says there arc
too many companies and too fe~ men in
the 31th Regiment. Consolidation will
obviaie the difficulty, though perhaps not
satisfactory 20 some.
TmK notorious Chandler, Senator from
Michigan, is probably disposed OF as to
reelection. He certainly is If the
State Senate be tie between par,ies,as
it low appears 70 be.
WISCONSIN LEoIsLArURE.-ln the
Wisconsin Senate the Democrats prob
ably have one majority. The Assembly
stands: ~ Democrats, 40 Republicans,
AMI two conservative independents.
New YonK ASSEMBLY, The Demo.
cratic m i ,rlty in the New York AS
senb'y is four, which viii prevent the
election Of u. S. Senator this year,
and secure the election Of Democrat
the year after this.
"ov last Saturday jnst at evening, a
it'll, clr!'.. aged about seven years, the
danyhter IT Mr.. K'emish, Bohemian,
re-ilny in tie north part OF the town,
was run over b = a double team, and al
most instantly l,,.led.
SO SAYS the Iowa City RYuJhcon.
Notwithstanding tho exports of near
II seven millions in spec IN October,
the total in banks and SUB treasury al
New York on the 1st instant vas OIL,
$Sl 900 Iess than on October lst. The
receipts from California for ten N onths
were only $40 ,g92, 90 against 500, 2l7,
2ls for the same time In 1861, and S %,
208, ,7G0 for the same period of 1860.
Communication b. electric tclegrapl.
has taken place between London and
Rurin, in Siberia, distance Of 4,o3o
nies. 1t is anticipated that an exten-
sion OF the wires will bo made to Nj
kolaievski, on the Pacific, by the end OF
tho year, and ,ha: tclegraphic communi
cation with New York, by way of sibe
ria and Caliorns, viii be established
by the end Of next year.
UNITED STATES CouErs.-The Uni
TED states District and Circuit Couits o.
the United States commenced their res
SONS in Des Moinos on Tuesday. The
District Court IS presided over, as'usual,
by Judge Love, and the Circuit Court
is controlled by Judge Miller ani Judge
Love, Judge Miller presiding. Tie
District Court will have jurisdiction ot
admiralty, maritime and criminal cases,
VIII lie a broad common law jurisdiction
dcyolvos on the other court.
We have report from Henry county
OF the throwing out by the canvassers
of several returns, because OF gross if
rcgularties and frauds, by which Love
10y : Off ial vote in the district will be
so much reduced that Henderson must
be declared elected. We have had IN
tmations for some days past OF the dis
coycry of such frauds and irregularities.
and have been prepared to hear of the
dsccn ii.nsc OF Lovejoy. We credit the
present report, though We cannot say
Ghat It is entirely authentic Chicayo
Ti,neS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
Ernm n. w NatL.

Nfw IonE, Tov IL.
Two Government commission brokers have en-
:. Ut T. Fort Lafayette ~ oider o. tho War Dc.
, nent, fos buying NJ claims agaiI II the Gov
P-i1 : at usuii u. discount
Madison Porter, Secrstnry Of War under
T,, yesterday at Lasion. Ia.
",a'. Pa~nec, ~ Phils .elphia, from ort
> 80 ~ .Iah.s' that The SITES N trignte ltwiat.
- 81 'ei1f'' . from Chm leson f., eoal. :
- ".!i'ea u. u,bino3 attack ia Charles
t.r IN s,''n !" g ng gradually n1inr~d.
-, f@aliaap @ are 20 vesteIs on Char, =
80 b,' -" " ore g capture BY n r, bel
~ q q . narrow escape irou. ,ndi~gs.
steiner Recently, white takinspo. tei.in pant,,
ttfa Connecticut rcginents are
expedition, snd will be here this wee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
From Nnsiiin.ton.

hsH.GToH. Nov, r.
The Riahrn nj Dispatch Of the llth says u Gro
IS no iof ger doubt that the Yankees are con
eeniriiihs their forces at Wilmington, with the
intention 81 attacking ZONE ont on the Will
Mington d W eldon railroad.
letter from Tarborp of the Jth inst, says the
Yankees arc marching on that town with IL 900
troops. They are represented as beirg within n
miles OF town and one m.le OF the cunfederat.
troops.
Owing to a deficiency in the expected suppDv
OF the postal currency the Ircasury Department
VIII not be able to perfect their airlrgemen,s for
furnishing raiiroad Companies with tho much
needed small charge until next week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
:4E. MARKETS.
Dayenpor: Narket---Daiiy Report.

0FF1cZ or TEz Dsm. Nrrs,l
Ncdneslag Eve Aov. II. I
There is hardly anything ding to-doy on ac-
count Of the CHARGE in the weather. Oats are
Hfely to bo very dull aoeount CT the want j.
shipments. Sc, Is of-rci fos primo wloa,, 2nl it
is scarce at that
florE sl5o&52o. Shipments l2a bbls.
WHEAT In demand at GlG15,. Receipts $50
bu
BARLEY o.iet at 9o.Gsioo. Receipts goo
bu. Shipments l50 b1.
C9es-Dull e. l5m1-c
oaTs-Drll A. 25N8oc. Receipts 90 hu.
5oc. Shipments SEQ bu.
iloGs-s2 10000 live weight. Receipts 45o
head.
LAID Shipments 10 600 lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
From Iiarpcr's Ferry.
HARPER's FERRY. Nov. Il
rs, ccial to the iIcra a.

rs. ccial to the Hera d.
Rebel picko;s have appeared on the Virginia
ST lie of the Potomac, between Berlin ard Point Ct
Rocks.
Tho rebel cavalry are securing the country on
The south side If London ileights. Yesterday
they Ell upon or picket in Loud6n Valley.
contfatauds who have come IN from WiDches
ter, report the column of Jackson in the vicinity
OF Prom, Royal, with the exception Of about
\ 0tn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
Despatch from Gen. Grant.

WAfHRGToN, Nov. 10.
The following was received at Head ouirte4s Of
tie army to-day.
LAGRAs0E. Tenn, Nov. II.
10 koj. zen. HIteok, Geaesai- in Chi.t.
The following despatch has Just been received
from ter. Davis at Columbus.
The expedition CO narded by Brig. Gen
Rans. II has proved a.rea. s.c1ees. II e.me Up
mith Co. cod Eari . reLel fur:e coo strong Dear
haffetizbarg anl ate. snort engagement xii cd
II Of his men, ancrg whom wee o,e eap,ai. ..aui
lieutenant, wouniiBg ~, including one Gay,a D
and two lieutepants, and tas...g "a prisoners.
all their h rse. and "a mules and large nunbt /
& aF..s, equipments and routing the whole tn-
ecrn and driving them out OF the state Of ken
tucky. 'iur lass was thre; killed add seventeen
wounded.
[,igLedi u 3. GRANT.
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u 3. GRAFT.
Maj Gen Commanding

A!LW ACkEE NOV. IL.
The Ozaukeo county mob. not content with
destroying the draft box and rolls, attacked tho
private residences OF several prominent esdenss,
stealing and demolishing everything they Guild
lay their hands upon. aad maltreating all wh1
refused 70 side with them.
The Provost Marshall with six hundred imam
try ieft this city on the steamers Comet and Sui-
beam last night and to-day ARRESTED some 90 q
the rioters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
From Key w est.

NV IoEK Nov. y.
ney West letter rcpor. the capture OF the
schooaers Frances and 1perab G, q Nissau, by the
gunboat Sagarn ore, and run in. 1T u thought she
is the vessel tie rebels expeete,.' with the iron
plates, and if 50, we must extecr some hot work
before long, unless W. have sos hing here be
sides wooden shiEs To contend against them.
TheJ wele caught running The blocEa4ie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
From st. Louis.

ST. L0UIs, Nov. IL.
Adviees received at Headquarters state that
Gen. Sch oGeld lies prostratei with typhoid fever
al Springfield ,'eanwhiIe the army ot The rom
tier ulIer comma nj of tire senior ofhcer Of the
division, Gen. Vaughn, cor mandfDg in Clay and
Clinton cuaties, Missouri, has ordered an sssess-
inent Of $40 ,O00 Oh dsioys citizens Of the from
tier, and 5000 those Of the latter county, for
subsisteuee Of the militia. ''l Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

OFF To-Day Oar young friend
Harry G. Mcneil goes back to Cotinth TO day,
20 take position In .hs company. Ec car
rios bacl, . i.teutenauts commission, which he
intends 10 make q colonei's before he gets
through with it. Harry has been in every
tight that he could find has been wounded
every til,e he fought, and is now aching fer
another lie h-s no confidence in getting
killed with secesh ammunition. We wish him
all sort of good luck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
Notwithstanding NEW, >

NANTED-SoMETHrN NEW Enplov-
W naeat! Enaplosaeati Male and female ,en,s
wanted IL every town and city in tie Uni cd
States. Sy9 TO $40 per month can no made, and
no humbug, fu-iness easy and respectable 1t
requires q very small capital, aud will not inter-
iere with other employment. This is no book
regret having sent for this information. let hs
employment be what it may. Full particulars
given to all who incioss TEN CENTS, and address
lARvIY Bs0wS 4 Co., Amoskeag, n. H.
nove e-d8t-W0t
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UV;nmrcd.

DY A YOUNG NAN, A SITUATION As
ID Book Keeper, Clerk, Salesma n, o. in any ca
pacity in which his services would be ressired--
Reference given. Address r. y. box 5iA.
Il OST. A LARGE, LIGHT SOhREL HORSE.
IL shout l6 hands, small star on the fore .ad
branded U. =. on the lett shoulder sgcabnst Eve
ycarf. 4 suitable reward will be given to the
Andef. - 4. WllLfAMy.
nev31w Quaftermaster eth CavaI5y.
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BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY
tETN;ssf Ct

FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS.
L with board Tor gentleman and wife and
child months old J, within Eve or six blocks Of
Burtis ii use.
Answer through p. o., s Adjt Generals Of
hce giYing size o. rooms, terms and location.
Nov. l2-d2s
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From New YORK.

NEW YotK, Nov. u
The He,u1Fs Washing on disps, ii says Ssn'ls
Banka, Helm z-inan. Hallcck and Cot Hamilton,
Of Texas, had .ong interview with the Presi-
dent
Gen. Banks leaves for New York this evening.
Gen Buell. is under arrest and will be {. led in
Cincinnati for misconduct in the Kentucky :am-
paivn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

PgnsoNAL~-IIis Excellency, Gov.
Kirk ood, arrived at the Burtis House yester
day morning from Muscatine. Captain H. ii
Heath, Of the LIT Cavalry. came alec.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

We RgrRAcr.-Wc sad some un-
pleasant ,hirg about the weather In yester-
dave is.nc We withdraw the aspersion the
weather IL all right, and meaus 70 continue SO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

ArsTIx CoRBIy q Geo. S. G. Dow, a.
No ] Nickolfs Block, dealers in State. County
and City Warrants. Coin, Demand Notes and
Cove rEment Vouchers. Oct. 29-lm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

MILITARY MEH, ArTENTIos.-H you
wisb for Uniform a d full equipments call oil
+. r. Erskine, Nicko.ls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

Session. IAws.-We arc under obli-
cations to somebody for copy Of the laws
passed at the 3 eciai Session of the Iowa Leg
islature, In September last.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

TArLoRs WANrsD.- Several first rate
tailors can ind steady work at the Clothing
House Of f. T. Erlkine, in this city. Apply
coon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
THE CI Y.

ATTENTION, OFFIcERs.-For a choice
military Uniform. call at Cones, corner Brady
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

II is passing strange tia. the Gazette

II Is passing strange tnat the udzeHe
should not like cur notice OF the carnival OF ia
naticism over the removal Of Mcclellan, mea'
gre in style and contemplate in effect ,hougf
I. was. 1t is not strange that IT should al
tenn, 10 carry favor with the Germans
through that channel. Who raid anything
abou, the Geruans? We did not, in our ar
.icle. nor did we know that 1t was sPsciahA
III cir plorifiestion nor do We know II yet
# .,rikes us that the spirits in the dirty tfa.i
were not Germans. but native born Ameri.
cane. Thi. thing was brewed by fanatics, and
those who old 1t were not Of exclusive foreg,
birth. Had such been the case we don't kuo"
that We under any Obligations to express
our convictions we are o. aware that the
Germans or any other class Of American citi-
zens have got the exclusive right OF fixing q
paddock upon our mouth al pleasure, and
pockelipg the key. We spJke Of the dis
graceful proceeding 10 general terms. know ne
that it was The bantling OF no particular pa.
tionalty. Native as well adopted ctiz-n.
paid for that 10 " der aud attended the pow
wow Bat sugposing II was a German dem.
onstration il was a miserable affair at tbet
Oar people vel know that when the Germans
20 in for a demonstration the subject whereof
i. popular among them, there is an immense
gathering The very fact that there were not
twenty Germans at the denomination on the
levee shows in what regard hey held such al
operation. As good Germana, and Republi-
ANS at that, as live in Davenport cond 60
the measure in our presence. Why No,
because they were opposed TO the removal OF
Mcclellan, but because it was unmanly low
and grovelling thus TO act. They took TO
stock in the concern as the manner in which
it fixed out plainly indicated. Had they
big thing, bat rons the les censurab!e. The
fact il, 1t was inaugurated by both nalisJ s
and Foreigners. This makes il Tnu;h more
Gzze. A fe " fanatics from both nat!o ali
ties ioir cd 10 raise hull bAloo, and failed.
Tho nenrle, the masses, eet their taces
against IT, ard co1deiuned euch on action
D1es the GA TIC derv th6t? The tram was
act IF ty one Joan l.. Daviea Uho hoisted his
hag over bis Ilauios MIL Q her people Joe,
ed goo az he, though of course not as patriotic
bad flags and l4g.staffs With bai5 ards at
sachtd, bu. they Cd not zee E. TO o!5er a
gra,uilous insult to GeDe.al - i.tr or TO
his friends Lit he Goxcts erd all others
understand that our remarks stand coed, ard
that any ore who hsa an idea that the cost
:ts, he can Just put 1t ono ore excepted on
account ef his Place Ct birth. Another thing,
the editor OF the G -Ie shonld remember :
while we are picking q, fli;ial' bones W. want
him, ke good maonersd Dig, 10 stand bae L
and wait ill it comes his tuln and not like
a NANCY. halistsrve1 pup harg ag,snar!,
ing and whining for what he hungers after,
but can't set.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

/ "A BEAUTIFUL Plc1URE.-W called
anui at the resiietce Of oar worthy sher.1
yes terday 20 lock at an adm; rably executed
no,tr ,it Of one OF his daughters, Miss Sarah
Ybori,t.tor, painted by Nr. Charles Fick, a
-aotleran who executes the ornamental
work upon the pa sseaser cars Of the NJ and
II. Railroad. We ha,'s admired ether rictures
from the brush OF Mr Fic.y, and among then q
very fine painting, at preseh IL the possessiop
Of Mr. Paul Deutsch, repreaena ing Rachel at
the well Bot we think in the portrait oi
Miss Ihorinrton Mr.. f. has eclipssd any Of
his former .tforts, and exhibits evidence Of u
very high degree of skiil in the great art
Tie picture is remarkable fer its amoothness.
.xquisite eolo,ing, and faiLfui deliniation OF
features, and what is etil more remarkable,
Mr. Flcls has succeeded in obtaining hfe-
like portrait from daguerot gpe, never bav
ing cen the sui iect. The picture is one Of
a peries ordered by the youig lady's uncle,
Mr JOIN II ihorngtop, and should Mr.. Flick
tucceed with the rest "a he has in HE first
effort they will be Invaluable
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

''EsERy prudent man dealeth with
knowledge" ahat's what Solom said II
he had lived in shis age he would have added
land with Whistler
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Ere.


TFITHNIF. NV. II.
The baggage car on the night express coming
west containing mails, baggage and money.
entirely dc-trayej by fro last aisht at LorgwocI
Station, OF the Great Western it.i. ssy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

HIGH Pace OF FUEL-Coil is up
again 80 out.of-sight tignres--flteen cents be-
iag CHARGED al the yards. We are ignosant
Of tie causes which have conduced to bring
round this ans thing but desirable result, and
in the absence Of ary such knowledge mu t
conclude that the dealers are ever anxious TO
yet rich However, Jet thistle as. Il may, we are
angitlv satisfied that running some half a
dozen stoves in these times, costs like thun-
der.
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From oar Amy in Virginia.

TEArorARrrPS i..aY or TUE PVroMAC,
November ,ith -63.
Gen. Mcclellan escorte - the cars this
~ Il by large c:yaicado Of 9ili .ers, inc idiag
! Gen i.urnedc. There vas no sem, rs.;ation OF
his departure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

Il Archaeological observations, underme direction
u The Smithsonian insttt.tton. made at Grtsrotd
tolieye, BY NM +. DCNwoonY, Latitude, Il 81,
Worth Longitude, 1889 Vest; Heigh,oJoce the
sea, 731 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
Preparing for the WAR !:
GREAT BARGAINS.
Sailing Out at Cost.

vT,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL HIS EN-
i tire stock Of goods, consisting of the Choic-
est Groceries, Wines Liquors, etc., at great sac
rifce for Cash.
Every body needing Groceries is invited and
will d o well to give me call. 4 am bound TO
seli. q. TEGbER.
cct2s-lln1 No Is Brady street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
New York Stock Market.

NEw YoRE, Nov. y.
Stocks bet er with fair bu-ine dong.
Money on call sc i've at ) = ct.
Gold 81 3oL@1.3l
Z 4 X ]. 6oA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

TIE Briton who does up the cd torial
q the CASTE. exhibits very bad taste when
lie applies the epithot Tory to loyal American.
n, enc doubts for moment, we presume that
IN case oi a wsr with his native country, Rus-
sell would sympathize with tire crown. Lila
Americanism is only skin deep--his abolition
ism talnts every drop OF blood in his compost
ton
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

rNEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
~ Pianos and Harmonic Melodeons frsm the
best Eastern manufactories, Of the most approved
pssterns, and At prices that defy petition, No
tle Bsady street, Davenport, lows, lspq
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

TIE snow and rain rendered our
them decidedly rough. Riding over them in
luslter wagon may be good TOR dyspePtics:
but il il awful on rheGmatics
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

SzcEsu PAPGRs.-O friend Bentley
las eho@n US come copies of the Arkan.
sac .patf50t-a small rebellious :ccesh organ
published on a :" seven BY nine sheet, at
pscs. but II it is not rooted out before many
weeks then we don't guess right CD Herron's
brifaGe
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River Report,

ARRIVED.
Friday, November l2.
FEED LoRE~z. Mason, ST. Paul.
KATE CAssEL. Davis, keokuk.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, pubu1uc.
DEPARTED.
BILL IIENJ ERsoS, Rhodes, Dubuque
kArE CAssst, Dayis, keokuk.
FRED oRENZ, Mason, St. Louis.
BoAlS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The mail and passenger packet James Means
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque AMI way
points this morning OF o'clock, connecting with
boats for st. Paul.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whippie
Captain Girdon, viii depart for Keokuk and
intermediate laniings this morning.
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THURSDAY MORNING .N0y. 1S. Iss.

;. NJ. PErTENGfLL Co, No. ~ Park Row, New
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

Mean height OF barometer, 40 inches mean
enperaturc, 81 degrees mean amount Of Clouds
general directions OF Wi nds ). W.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

Thank You.-Jones, the confec-
toner. remembers oar taste for go,>d thice'
ond has lail before ua come tempting sam
pes of his manufactnre The "tan, i
-pendi, and other styles ditto. Let Jon a
- palronizei hy dealers, consumers, and the
.sst Of mankind here and herenbouts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

BUsY.-Onc OF the busiest places in
our very busy city ia the levee, Though there
are the usual number OF boats in the trade it
is almost it.eoe=ibls to get enough to take
away the freigh:. that j. aconmulaii;g. l. is
as good a tim, as s'teamboatmen could wish
to have
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

Hoes are coming IN by the hundreds
FROM al parts OF the county. Abou. thou
ard were received yesterday hy verious par
ties. oar friend Geo W. Baker. Of Blue
6rass. broaght n two h4ndrel and fifty
splendid inca and will keep doing il.