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Ill FASTET, EEGrLA1sS.
., 300 BoUN
few u,orc able 'aiei MEN wanted 10. tiiis Old and
permanent Regiment.
Pay flos:s 4i3 1u -: {'er suurt:i.
Good 1a1atd, cit&!Aug i1 a;cdical attendance fuT-
ufsi,ed lm1,cE heiy,
One months ;H.y and A75 government bounty given
recruits upon joining the Regiment.
For furt cr PARTICULARS Apply JOHN ". FRENCH
1T. second Lieutenant E:shs': Inisntry Recruiting
<JGlcer. at .si South tiark street.
$1N will he pail aNr person presenting ac-eptcd
recruit. oc!-u.si.-:n
, 1862-12-08

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MONDAY, DECEMBER s, 1862.
, 1862-12-08

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Torreatcn Jame=Ti:l;sny 4 II rev
Townsend True Tyler t:lpt
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T:;u:l Patrick T;!lcoiJ q SIicr:
Tli,.cn ci.a1k &C wool
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Thompson e Tr:]yes G "
, 1862-12-08

Van Duzen Lewis mrs
Weary Phoebe
Van Allen Jennie mrs
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sVandernaark Helen uaip
, 1862-12-08

The following Rendezvous are open ready to ca!1s!
r.e end IL -tl::ii:s 10 'c t.cre is any patriot
tt icit amongst tic w1t:E'nea or persons hpe TO
ST. Ln!.!S CHICAGO.
IsN'ISSILLE MEMPHIS
CAIRO.
BAyfD =. PORTER.
Acttrg Ecnr Auu13rn,
de2xG5.tnl Commanding ailsst,ssrri N,nnir,a
ITO! Fol, THE EIGHT IN
, 1862-12-08

Persons Wishing drop letters advertised must
atlix TIL ee cent stamp.
LE- Cff:er c2rn from 1st Of May to 1st Of No
vv1ntcr. t:ai! except S;::!:;y4 from j. m till
D. NJ Un sunday from az TIL Lax q. Ill. From
Now 1ntes 1st till May 1=t from 4. m. til Sp III
ai. except sundays. aud Gil Sundays f:ozl $50
ill 1915 4. NJ j. l.. SCIIPPS.
a5S1
, 1862-12-08

MIGHT SCAVENGER. Charles
In Eunz yi1l attend to tho cesning Of Vaults. Priv
les and tic removal of offensive rattcC OF 81 csc-
riors spoiled neats Gesd animals Sc s. lssinsy3t
viii r1crptes and DISPATCH and at hours me:: snf-
able Ecst uilce Dox lii9- hoio-4't:sn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
Pest Oilice Winter Time Table,
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
POSToFFICE A. rAyKEFoRT IOWA


EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at 8 A. NJ and 5I5 p.
NJ. Arrives at 10 A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ, Sunia ys
excepted.
WESTERN MArL-Closas at A. NJ. Arrives
at =. NJ. Sundays excepted
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at S% T. NJ.
Arrives at TX z. 81.
SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at s A. Al
rives at + Z. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DEW17r.-Closes Sunday Tues
day ard Thursday al So p. II. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 4 +. NJ.
ROUTE No. l02T7-Nis Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday. " ednesday and Friday at SO o'clk. = NJ.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at -
o'clock NJ.
KoUTE 70. lo9is-v.a Tiptcn-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at II o'clock II arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock il.
RotTE No. l0gi7-T'a usTal,-Closes Friday
at O'Clock NJ arrives Saturday ats o'clock
Pm.
EouTE No. loa5o-yia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at 81 p. Arrives
Saturday at F. VI.
OFFICE llouRs.-Ofice open at o'clock a. n.
General delivery closed at - o'clock p. NJ Office
closed at = o'clock T. III. Office open on Sunday
from | TO o'clock p. n.
ssy As the principal MI lis ore carried by Rail
Road, all the time tel herein will be
RAIL koAD me, the clock in the Superintend-
en;'s Office, u. & if. RR. Depot, being the stand.
ard. CiiAS- II. EL'RIDGE, p. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

The question of the validity of the
soldiers vote, is to be tested in the Wis
consln courts. 4 suit has been instituted
in Dane county. In that county the
vote OF the absent soldiers changes the
result on two or three county officers
lpon certified canvass Of the home
VOTE Judge Cole, Of the Supreme Court,
has granted an order against the county
canvassers, to appear before the court on
the goth inst, and show cause why a
peremptcry writ should not Issue against
them, compelling them to grant celtif-
Gates of election on the home vote.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

When peddlers paid a cent and halt
pound, and that, too, in tin ware, for
paper rags, there was little inducement
for the housekeeper TO save her scraps Of
cloth. But the times have changed, and
rags are worth at least FIVE times as
much in cash. Every prudent house
keeper should now save her rags, and
even old newspapers, which have hereto
Iore been used for kindling. The latter
will readily sell for four cents and halt
pound.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

A strange incident occurred the other
day at Elberfeld A young man took
phosphoric match from box to light
a cigar. The matches being tightly
packed, the young man introduced his
niger nail between them them to extract
one, when small portion of phosphor-
o., passed under the nail and ignited.
The flame was Immediately cxtinguished
but the hand swellcd SO much that the
surgeon advised amputation. The young
man would not consent to this, and in a
few hours his whole arm had to be am
pntatcd to save his life.-SteubenviNe
HeyuM.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
THE SAME OLD STORY.

The game commenccd in the vicinity
Of Fort Sumter nearly two years ago,
and 10 being kept up most Encouraging
~. While Sumter was able to protect
itself, rebels were permitted to encom
pass 1t around about with batteries. A
little judicious use of powder and shell,
OF which the Fort had an abundant sup-
ply, would have prevented the awful
disgrace of its capture. There we're
men enough ,here TO have held the Fort
until dooms day, bad the proper prccau.
tionary steps been taken in time.
So now tho rebels are permitted to
rear their Notifications in the very face
and eyes. Of our magnificent army-the
grand army Of the Potomac-two hun
dred thousand strong. Six weeks ago
the commander Of the armies of the
United States, setting in his stuffed, easy
chair, in warm room in the War De.
partment, at Washington, wrote for
NAL order, addressed to Gen. Nc CleIlaD,
declaring the army ready to move for
ward-ready to accept the vicisstu es
Of war in any shape in''which they might
come. The General in command tho't
differently; was removed, and another
taking his lis place, the army did move
both armies moved tie rebels TO
Richmond, within their entertainments,
the army of tie Potomac down to the
Rappahannock, where it halted and sat
down upon the sod, instead Of dashing
across the Rappahar mock while there
was abundant opportunity for doing 50.
The officer in command said, let us wait
until Lee and his rebel army shall hast
en- up from Richmond and have chance
to see grand sight-see US cross The
Rappahannock before their face ana eyes
Lee came at the bidding, and day and
night his forces arc engaged in iortliy-
ing themselvcs-engaged in erecting
slaughter pens for our gallant soldiers.
Our army stands on the margin of that
historic stream, with arms folded, gazing
upon the busy operations Of the guests
who were invited up from the rebel cap
ital to see them wade in and cross in
triumph to the other side, Dixicward
Why this 10 SO is profoun mystery,
inexplicable TO those who are in front
Of the scenes. 1.-THE army was so com
petely ready six weeks ago, why this
delay, this bidling and banterIng for
defeat! Every day of daliance puts
farther and still farther away the day of
che restoration of the Union; crowds
victory into the dim background of fu.
turity. Some one SAYS the army is not
ready. When will it be- Will it be
when another hundred thousand rebels
arrive in front Of our army? VIII it
be when another vast rebel army shall
have been posted in the rear of Rich :
mond to repel any attack that may be
proposed in that direction +! When for
tlfcations that shall completely encom-
pass the rebel headquarters are COM
pleted! VIII it be next month or next
year! The commanding General q,
Washington said ali was ready long
ago, bnt the country don't sec it in that
light, just at the present time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
w hat the DcmOcr ais intend to do in the
N. Y. Legislature.
In The proceedings of a late Demo
cratic meeting at Mozart Hall, New
York, we find the following
ARBITRARY ARRESTS.

ork, we lind the following:
ARBITRARY ARRESTS"
colbert Dean, member elect Of As
sembly, then spoke and said, that at the
next meeting OF the Assembly he intcn-
ded to offer resolution affirming the
right of New York city to have it's own
police, aud 10 abolish the present svs
tenn and another one to take the CON
trc OF our city affairs from the coun,r7
and give it to the city. lie meant that
the doctrine of State sovereignty should
be stated, and also to sec that New York
shall suffer no ore to usurp authority
over ITS laws. He was going to call for
committee, with power to send for
men and papers, to investigate the lille
gal and arbitrary arrests. The laws OF
New York provided that any Judge who
refused to issue a writ Of hu5eas corpus
was liable to impea hment and lie fined
one thousand dollars, and punished Tor a
misdemeancr. When Rev. Benedict was
arrested at Buffalo, his counsel apr lied
to two Judges for writ of haJeas cor
Pas, and they refused. lie proposed in
view Of this to fer resolution that
these two Judges be Impractical
DIR. Dean was formerly a member of
Congress from New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
DEMOCRAT 4 NEWS.

infoe weeks, 4 90 2 squares, ! wear rs %
Larger srace charged q. the rate Of s7.so r.,
each aaI Il nal square, e'''V io
rates; - :" .oo'o
Ahnum Wv '" PCT
Eefeach changcan additional Oh arre Of 25cants
Per square will be made.
large .ats charged double the same direps;en
Yearly adv ertising contracts will bo uras,.,oo,
.aPsal strictly to the immediate business IL ina
- anu MI other advertisement. sent in he
ne advertiser will be charged extra
:, advertisements not accompanied with irs,r,c.
Hons wiil DO inserted until forbid and cba,aad..
aordingly a' anu eha'eed nc
hu'tSriai notices charged Cor a. theratc ef Is
p.u9 per nue., or eight words, and snecial notice,
.. ~ cents per line, or SO cents n line ,erw,ek
Aii notices Tor religious and bcneyolent nus.
800 VI any Emu whatsoever, ef ordinary length
sle.p' slhgie announcements of MARRIAGES ana
iea'ss' charged rs cents per insertion. $50
fGsertseinents from abroad must be rs;d "a,
Agents iion approved
Contracts for yearly Advertising tern;,,. a,
w op'son u advertisers they paying n advance
VI - Per cest on the contract price.
advertisements inserted next 70 reading matte,
90 per cent advance on the above rates e,d ~.
oristor "a pages, rs per cont advance on rs.n,rs
| rates. '"'o0 on regular
Ailtransient advertisements M ust be Maid r., i,
| advance. '' 's pa'' LOT ~
Aaseruscmentsinserted in weakly q, ro.,o.
! ale terms. oh rcasoha-
RICHARDSON. WEST 4 20
SANDERS h BRO.
:. A. Dat IORF &CO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

4. II. Il ID. KELLY,
DACKE OF BEEF AND fORK, AMI
L shipper OF Live Stock. 81 Brady RI
iar10-dfw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
Lost.

nN SATURDAY, AN OLD FASHIONED
" morocco portmonaie, containing about forty
dollars. IL was lost somewhere on second street.
between krauses store and Iows street. The
finder will receive liberal reward il the same 10
left st the DanoCaAT AND News o0ce.
oov10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
JunN xlMmEasmANn.

zleeEsH T1IANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, Grants Block, MUM street
Davenport, Iowa. All instruments Of
my own make warranted and kept in order with
y: h.Ikepairing and tuning done st al tines
4AvWpoDfas August 6th l9;i. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

Uri<eD Hppru
wnG
ciu
o up The reg from
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

THE UNDER5 fGSED HAVING PURCHASED
L the stock of Boots Shoes from j. c. Told,
wonla RESPECTFULLY solicit CONT uance Of the
public patronage, ID his friends that he is
ready and willing to sell goods at the lowest lash
price, at his new store second street, opposite
he Lie Claire House.
WIN. G. HARRAH
September 18th, 1862. nOv4-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

j. G.. SuOR.N.
0G PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
- s:st Office, Davenport. iowa.
n ikwsf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
A CARD.

CARD.
TyNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
I entire stock Of Boots ard Shoes to VIM c.
ia-rah, begs leave to retlrn his thanks to bis
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him. and hopcs they will continue
the 20 his successor in business, whom b
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
}. G. TODD.
September 1lih 1863.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

Il il stated that the sons Of temperance
n North America now number 175.OOo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

SAN. T.. BROWN.
A TTORNEY AND CUUNSELioR At Law
q Successor Of B.w Brown, Davenport. iowa.
ntfce rear Of l. A. Mackio.'s Bank aas d,f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
ca RIBS.
u. ". SKINNER.

4 IIoRNEE AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
:, = ana Notafy pns!c odice on trady street,
LOST ctlce Block. southeast corner, over Powelps
Drug Store. (rooms formerly used by tn. DsMo-
Graf Printing Ofice.)
SCI -'R2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

JAMES r.. LANE.

! TT0RNEY h COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
4 once southeast corner Of Brady and Sec
ola Streets" up STAIRS. nayi-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
wv. T.. IlIlTshE

4 TTcEEEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
II UFFicR, mp stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets in McAianos shepherds block, opposite
9iS'e DahK. inch 25-dif
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
II. ID. CisNGDOy.

a.. W. H BAhEHs W. DE.
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
r Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
.s.eei. between brady and Perry streets, ven
vort, Iowa. fnov l9-d6wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
8. O. rAHkEa, ND. ago. ". acARS, N. b.
EUETORS PARKER Il MclAEN.

IShYslCIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
Me-. franklin Jock, second floor, Brady St.,
ce.vecn second ana Third, Davenport, Iowa
Uz. PARKERs residence corner 9th and Le Claire
s;,oals. DR. Gro. v. tiUCARS;s residence, east
i,tady, second door from corner Of 9th.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25

90 fsa4a ihe indianapolis ioussssl NE
team ihii go tiiicre % the II cavalry
eaw IA lndi,nA have purchased a splendid
sabre. which thcy iaienl y pr,se,f 81 Lieut..
col Rotert 4 Ssewaf, ~ a tokca 81 their
appreciation o. la galhutry s. an etiicer ald
81 Ii. manly. .oliierly hearing towards the
nfembet. Il his cormssrl The abrc bill
/. mo., elegantly earved. aod D.. .>ashard
!. wrought in the ino-t finished style The
,sre entsiica ceremonies y " tsks - y. 81
uer.lag evening next. cant. VIII " Schla
SCI hc.nr he spokesman OF the ~ caralty
s-,s- a.. taf vanfiiof that Col stewart
aer'.us. O. letsc regiment where - much
sos.i ieel.ae exisi- he,ween The OF ~ and
,acu WHY docs NOT such feeling exist more
ses~,allyl II !. easily explained in tbs
ss~r Rob stewart Is lighting man. and
While hc rnlorces str.e, discipline. IS no IL
rant % ''up--tass. self inflated Oaiccr seek.
,av 10 .hoW his authority on occasions When
Il IS not ncc,led. and rev g when IL = neces
-ars 10 -e,ufo goo.l orles al discipline
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25
CAAr o. lSn RuENGSr iNp. Nois
- eNf1

HrtrNA. AK. Oct. l.. lSc9
Edissr WebssA Express. Oar Regiment
Va some-has startled some DAYS since. By
he announcement ia Tie CissoinnAt Gem
merciai. that Col wm. T. Mclean lc.is
nAtien had been daily received bv the rs-sger
butterflies. and 10 member Of Tic rcg,asas
~as more astonished than the Colonel li,a
se'f The report seems q have originated
10 clerical error in tho Once OF TIC Ser,
tafy 81 War. aud i without fourdatisa a.
truth From letters daily resolved hs ~.
sous n the regiment. q seems that III fc
port IS generally believed by tho friends II
COL Mclean. Lest Co. Farro~'s ssSi.s.a
ton having been forwarded about The time
II the publication q cci. NcI.csn,s r.>;r,.-
ton. may account sos he error x,shf...
IS farther from tie colonss'. is,.s.;o,. :,
Ibis time. thar ressguati.,n ~. -.
y excellent lie has tceu 80 la, -
.say since &c len MsasAis i. Iais s,.t..s
eonsulis The wishes obs men. be III =.
,inue on duty Nv ssvias ,hss re,e : 49,.
N vour columns you wi'l c,,nfcr favor -.
the Friends otshe ~ sad e. ga'iast coioss,
Major John {. Nsssr. I'll - promoted =
6n the vacancy occessouci ~ Lcnt 10
Farro~s resignation. v. " Norris. csrs
Of cempsny ID. all 80 49, N..os' : r.,si
ton He.pscifnils.
". J. COOPER.
Astutant al resinsns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25
Noon Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK

NV NorK. Oct 2l-A special a. the
Tribune states, il i aseertained that tie
current complaints 10 the eject that the army
of the Potomac lacks necessary supplies. s.l,l
j. unable to advance against the enemy fer
the reason that ,hey have been Withheld. ara
without fosin.iafisp When the matter VS.
brought a. the attention Of the Secretary 81
War. be Instituted an investigation which
disclosed the facts that every requisition
from the army under Gen. Mcclellan. had
hecn Immediately filed AMI that every
article called Cor had been promptly deliv-
cred. shoes not excepted. This We are era
bled 10 state distinctly and positively
Reports differ respecting fhr resent
whereabouts OF the great rebel army 20 Viz
ginia The general opinion amoa- orr OIL
GERS i uodertood 70 be that e.. main
body remains IN the vicinity OF T. nchester.
Intelligent residents OF FREDERICK o.. how
ever. protesting to speak o. the t.ol.iy Of
deserters and refugees. black aHd white. are
confident tha, littic more than 'hc shell re-
mains IN front % our forces. Most of tic
rebel army behind il having cfaWlei away.
The circumstance that Bragg has. in like
manner. escaped Buei! 81 evacuaiirg Ken
tccky. leAds pllnsihilily to this latter srggcs-
ton IA the eyes % some persons.
Ntw YoRK. Oct. 2i.-The ccucspcndent
OF the Tribune writing from Bolivar
Heights. on the 23d. say- more than half Of
the army now under tie command Of Mai
Gen. Burnside. IN addition % his own corps
and the 9ih. the commanders Of The - ard
18th corps report 70 him The 81. late Sum
nef,. i 10 report 70 Maj Gea. Conch. ,is
18th, Banks. was assigned three DAYS ago 10
Ma Gen Siocum. Bnt while al Tie corgs
are under Burnside. the thfce remaining
ones 10 the north and wet Of ". the 9Th,
] =. and 18th. are commanded respectively
by Fiiz John Porter REYNOLDS. and Frank
I'm. xho continue to report directly to Gen
Mcclellan. The current belief that when
the Army Of the Potomac moves il will be
n two bodies, one commanded 10y Burnside
and tho other by MeClellan-one to attack
he enemy in front aud the other ia the
lank-is probably only mn inference drawn
rom this arrargemcnt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25

CNcISSArI. Oct. u. p. X.
i good demsni fer super -four at - -.
bal j. = generally held st = N: loa grade
CITY super sold ~ - Ia.
Wheat ga X lower. rel II Go,sl n3 and
white ii lUl6l ~.
Corn firm ~ I'D 81
Oats 81 active iemaui At - cor new anl
56tt5s Tor oil.
Rye 62ca63
Barley 81 25dl -
Nhlskey ia active demand At -. with
sales Of 600 bbis
4 good demand for Mess Pork at $40 -
On The spot. aud gil 90 for future delivery.
700 fierses OF Lard foli for December de-
livery AZ sc
A coed demand Tor Hog for November at
81 500 g.. and 800 sold; holders ask
81 -
Groceries firm butquiei.
20 bags Coffee sold at 27a2si
The brokers are buying Gold az I'll -.
and Silver and Demand Notes at 81 y; Ex-
.shanse duh and dropping: selling a, par to
y premium sst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25

r. What blessing are our Tree .cLools'
Passing by one 81 The city schools yes,er-
day, Just a. school wss out We could not
help but stop aud a@mire the merry faces
that were common 70 cash scholar. Like
bees coming out Of Rive. where they have
boon garncring up the honey. that would be
food fcs them ia after lie. came pouring out
of,hc school house door this tide Of merry
life. ketrsspcc,ion carried Va back and tho
halcyon DAYS of youth passed before M :
world Of sunshine came NJ before the minil'-
eve. AMI We wished we were bos again