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with sugar 10 C&E Peters Sailed in company with sr
brig Ella, for New York CT, :.
Brig Eugene Reed OF Harcrd, Crane s. sas css.
Brig Handy tof Gouldsboo), Handy BALTIMORE ah!S A
Brig Tasso, Brown Eiixabethport for Boston.
81 Thomas june u, with coffee, to r johnson.
schr Myst'c valley RUSSELL Matamoros June o. WIN Gov
sehr VIM Cousins sBr, Mcclellan. Mstamoros, May a.
sehr Horton CIR, of Parrsboro, McKeenan Havana.
u DAYS, with n.olasses 10 X Dewor
schr yoant (of Bangor Dodge, Maanzas June 10. with
seh oorinne B, Of Nassau, Albury Eleuthera days.
with fruit, TO Douglas ,,., ,
June 7, with molasses, 10 McCready, Mott a Co.
schr Farand, Gillette New Orleans, June 10. with
SeAr d W sanders Alder Newbern. 4days
sehr Wonder, Haiock, White House. sdsys
Schr Sat erly, Conkin. W hiie House. 3daya
schr @ Davis Bishop White House. 6dsys
schr Annie, Thorn pson FORTE Monroe, daJA
schr Ycy, McKeas. Fortress Monroe. days
Schr A Jacobs Jones, Chinco,eague days.
schr Smith, Kelly Georgetown, DC. sdays
schr ii Huntlcy, Nckerson. Portland. daya
Schr Panthea Clark, New Haven, 2 days
schr d Arey, Snow, Rondont for Boston.
June Fortress Monroe 2Slh ballast 70 ouas
Steamer Marina, Crosby baltimore
Steamer Fanny cadwaiadcr. ficrson, Baltimore
Steamer esschsster I'VE Providence
Steamer Petrol. Young Provdence
BELOW.
Bark Anna Deus. Hatteadorf. from London. May II.
Brig Douglass (Brj from Lugan With ooai-auoaored a.
Riker's Island.
Schr Eureka.
Steamships Etna (Br) Liverpool; Bavaria Of end Tor
Hamburg; chesapeake, Portland.
Wind sunset s, very ignt
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Camp FOR the Empire Brigade.

ALBANT, JuIIG I6DS.
Governor Morgan has assigned a separate camp 70
General Spinoa's empire Brigade, in East New York
and authorized special mission for tho examination
Of officers. Governor Morgan has readily acceded to all
General Spnoas requests looking to the speedy organ
cation Of the brigade
General spiaola stopping at the Delavan House, the
object OF his visit hero, principally being TO into
the service the fret companies Of his Empire Brigade
Hon. Thomas G. Aivord. Judge Stotson and other
bers Of the committee OF the last session OF tho Legsa
revise the General Assessment law, at the
Deavan House, and will remain in session during the
week.
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A Monument 20 senator Brod.rick.

Tho people or California are about to erect monument
to the memory or the late ex-senator Broderick. The
Sacramento linton OF May IL says
We have received copy Of engraving or the Bro
derrick Monument, from the committee who have the
matter under charge. The engraving represents the
monument ITSELF surmountcd by lifeks statue OF the
late Senator all surrounded by appropriate enclosure
with sketch Of the picturesque scenery Of Lone Noun
tain tho ocean visible Ia the distance. The work has
been already commenced, but Is delayed somewhat In
consequence OF the difficulty OF procuring granite from
Folsom for tie base The rest Of the work will be
sructed or California marble. The contract price for
the monument exclusive Of ths statue, V IS 900 An
additional Of 81 900 or % oo9 Will have 10 bs raised
TO pay FER the statue.
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Maine Democratic state Convention.

Tho Jameson" Democratic Convention, which as
sembled under peoples call not very largely at
tended. but quite spicy. Alen Hanes OF Portland
temporary Chairman, and Francis g. Butler, of
Pennington, President.
The resolution to sustain the administration in vgo-
Of the the support OF const
tuition and enforcement Of the laws but against making
the a crusade for negro mancpation adopted
A spi rited debate clsued in relation to dropping
Jameson and taking man on whom the Dana men
could unite and rcma kabls disclosures made
Msssrs Peters and Blake, OF Bangor; Jcwet of Belfast
Kmbal, Of Portland and Wyman, Of Somerset, partict
pated. A motion 10 nominate Jameson by reclamation
produced so much confusion and opposed that 1t
vas Withdrawn, and ballot had resulting in the
nomination Of Jameson by 1G6 to ZOE for Bon Bradbury
The result defeat OF that section OF the
which wished unite with the Dlnaitos.
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Sentences OF Mail Robbers.

BANGOR, No., juno q, 1852
The mall robbers who pleaded guilty in the United
States District Court ths evening sentenced fol
ows:-Andrew Sargent ten years in the State Prison,
and Josiah Sargent, nine years
Charles Allen, for roboing tho North Branch Post
Office, April last fenced TO ten years IN the
State Prison and George Whittier for robbing the mail
in Readlsld, in April last eight years.
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IncongruisieS OF the Income Tax.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Would it not be better IL the OF three per
cent were levied on sums Of $4,000 and less five per
cent on sums exceeding 500 and not exceeding
$50 coo, and and half per cent exceeding
$50 coo? This method OF taxation it seems to would
be equitable As the law stands, the tax
sic 500 $500 while the $40 100 is sos S205
tho ddltioEa hundred The $50 600 Is s. 800,
while that $50 $50 is 1853 75 1853 IS the ad
ditonai fifty dollars. Curious legislation this. DE g.
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The Buffalo Board or Trade.

The reorganization OF the Buffalo Board Of Trade yes.
terdsy very successful and agreeable arA!s Ad
dresses were made by George s. Hazard President OF
tho Board; sx.Presidsnt Fillmore, h, W. rogers and
others
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First prize, $50, TO John ~ Adams second prize so
TO Fred. W. Jackson.
The seminary prizes were awarded as follows
10 NJ II. A. Davis Greek purse OF $780, TO L. X. At
well, English, purse OF $50.
Tho valcdictory Grafton was delivered by Mr.. VIM. II
willis, Jr and the bensdiction closed tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

~hat town when we got TO il, "l'il not
describe be-descripton is not my foste,' .
but Fayetteville seems = perfect Edeo.
Just think Of it! four churches, one
schoolbouse, at anyrate, . bandsome
brick court house, sidewalks, and houses
with ciapbosrds and shingles; gardens
with picket fen :es and gates; childreu
with cleanly faces, and women with
me,ino dresses. G
We'll, we'll, here is indeed . beauti-
inl town just such one rs l would
like TO live In. .
As nsual, our advance guard drove Of
the rebel rear guard. / am told that
they w.nt ia such hurry that they had
DO time 10 buckle their saddle gifths. l
believe there was eight skirmish. in
which one CT two were killed. but do
not know if i, is true. Our next march
will be naturally TO the Boston Noun
tains, where, it is said, the enemy has
prepared very pretty reception for US,
bnt as tho same thing has been said ol
every other place we have been to, we
have made up onr minds that it won't
be very much of shower after all.
THOMAS,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

CAMP HENDERsBoTr.-We paid our
first visit to THE camp yesterday, and found
everything In rogreesive order. Capt Cal
liean. under whose direction the laying out
and erecting the barracks has been, has Cis.
charged his duty 10 o superior manner. The
toldiere' barracks are all erected. and the
horse barracke will be completed in eight or
ten days The buildings are al ia line 'front.'
ing the field officers quarters, from which
every barrack can be seen at glance. Th.
buildings are we'll put up, and a,s roomy aod
comfortable. In the rear Of each there 10 q
kitchen and granary. then comes the stables
which have we'll made stalls for each horse
and loft above for forage. Capt Gsiligan
has iDvsOted an excellent range for each
company. on which boiling. broiiing aud roaet
ing can be done In the incest style and with
but little expense for fuel. The hospital is be-
ing put up. and IL an excellent one, witt
planed floors. tight wallis. and capacious
rooms. The entire arrangement IL . perfect
success, and is far ahead Of any thing IN the
State. Qlarternaster WUii,ms' department,
is stored with the best Quality Of substantial
provisions. which he has arr,ng ed in order
We can no. see why the soldiers csn't live and
enjoy themselves like fighting cocks They
are surely greatly indebted 10 the sk,ll ard
experience Of Capt GAlIigan for their COM
f,rtable quarters
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Nov T.
The community is somewhat alarmed this D. m.
by an editorial in the Jonrna', expressing teas
Tor the sa' ely OF Nashville. based upon personal
representations TO the editor. We arc sssutsd
that he rebel forco there IL exargerated-tbAtJ. J.
&. iireckinrid9e Is below Mutffet shoyo with enly
500 mcn-tha' Rips division is within tnppori-
Ing distance Of Nashville, and that the reported
moveIen's Of rebel troops from Chatencogn tow
ards Murfreesboro ara probably false, there being
no bridge across tho river At Cb -tenooga and the
rebels here having little or no trans sp0ristion
Gen. Boyle to day caused tho capture offeversl
Wagons of salt and other c,niraband NJ tices, pro.
cceding Sou Inward from here. We had = very
little snow here last night. melting fest foil.
ing. The weather is alternately clear and cloudy
to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

times our number, finally driving them
from, and destroying t0cr camp. A
detail bad just commenced 10 collect
their dead for burial, when We learned
the necessity for leaving at ouce, and
letting Gen. Hindman perform that dn-
ty; SO that We cannot tell how rna' V
were killed, but the little time we had
showed rs some twenty bodies, and the
scvcrest fighting having tsken pIac e in
another part OF the field, that we didn't
90 over. They must have lost more
than twice that number. We have no
means Of knowing the nbmber OF tnelr
wounded, for they removed them from
the field as soon % hurt. We had none
Killed outright, but several wounded,
one OF whom died last night, and an J
other can hardly survive. Both bclorg-
ed TO the 7th Missouri, anl | have for
gotten their names, they be ng sti gers
10 me. We lost number OF horses
killed in the field. So much for The
first battle OF General Ilcrron's Divis-
ion.
! have given you pretty foil account
of our trip, bn. 1 suppose it will not in.
tercst You SO much as ii there was yet
some talk Of draft no insinuations
intended. We expect to remain here
few days longer, but nothing IS certain
in the srny. | should like to hear flom
yon what the news il, how yon get
along without Walters, aud what our
several friends arc doing.
| was in the amp of the Iowa goth
last week, saw Haski,s and Kean, but
Spearng had gone to Springfield to
bring down a flesh stock.
! must close for this time, with kind
regards to all friends.
Yours, very truly,
j. ID. BnRwsTER.
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NUMBER %.
VERY LATEST,
Fron Ca.so.

t.
MATTERS ~ Helena rsmain unchan small
rie US attack
H'ndmans men have been comssi ,.ssw dsp,sse-
tons on Union men. aad the feiesals have rstaii-
ated. destroying tho plantations Of the leader,
and synnpat h ixers.
On the LIST n detachment Of the 4eth Indiana. on
p'ckci duty, we're attacked by rebel cavalry. oar
lossis one killed and one seriously wounded. The
rebel lossi snid TO be sevcro.
Cci Maeaaleys expedition to Bedsos Leading
found no ensmy. but took six citizens prisoners.
two OF whom wore Confederate uuilorns 8tH.
news from our army In the field s,s highly In
terestng. Impertant events ars promised - Z
!, Nearly al cf y lines troops have been taken 10
Holly Springs. where the rebels are still contract
Ing their force.
Pembertos Is now at Hcrnanio where he /. ,.,a
TO have adopted = new and vigorous policy With
regard to commIsicstion with Memphis lie IL
determined TO cut tf all other. as IL IL thought
that by thar channel nsws OF Confederate move
meats fnd their way North.
The peotle near Memphis comrla;n of Me v,,-
orous measures.
Tie Memphis B.lletin reports . large rebel
force, on the Ath. between Comsvsilc o. d seven
miles Of Memphis: also on tho road TO Somer.
vile They TUNED back ell cotton on the road 10
Memphis.
A dispatch to y from Col. Lowe at Paau.ah
to Gen Iutslc. says that NJ doubt Gen. Ros ssAa
mad fought yesterlaY afternoon. Cannonadiug
vas heard about o'clock in tho Afternoon. bc.
tween Hopknsvills and Ladite, north side from
hcrc
yesterday the following was received at head
quarters from tort Henry :-At9 o'clock last night
our cavalry from Goa. tousseau cornma and w.Ye
pursuing woodward. Tho report il they hsd an
ensageinent with 800 rebels. Our tr,ops he.
ing victorious Is not cert.in yet. Itis siso 70.
ported hore that the rebels above Fl Ilen,y have
bs"n reinforced and mediate an attack On that
Mace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
Steamboat ExplOsiOn.

ST. LtuIs, NGv. 7.
At about o'clock yesterday morning. when 10
miles above st. Gencvieve, the s,es mer ] IA Dick.
ey exploded ono of her boilers Hing several and
wannding others. The passengers were awaken.
ei bythc violent shock, snd rushing from their
toons found the boat had run against the Illinois
bauk, and lay fastened in the mud. In sbnnt ar
teen minutes. while the passengers were wander.
ing about, not yet recovered from the sh,ck, an.
other sho shook the boat and the forward cabin
wss hil.d with scalding steam. Nu Der. in.
haied y ARD felldyiDR nrOn the aoor " hie oth ers
f"she IN panic 20 scenes Of other horsors ard o..
inmiues, caused by q fire breaking cut in the cab
ins and through the floor above. Great prsi.s 10
due Capt Nussclman for his brnrery and judR-
lnenf morg the names OF the killed were II.
f. Dodge, 9th > Cavalry, oil ] Ihiladslphia, snd
Henry y. Tottsn, clerk. dangerously scaldeI =
Several persons we're blown over board, and others
jun, 60 into 'he river, in panic. ard were drown
sr. 81. At o'clock the next morning the Mrsmer
Warren came along and broneh, Dicksy's . pss,en.
gers and crew to this city.
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

DAyEsPoRI, Friday, Nov. Z.
GOVERNMENT VouCusRs remain about tho same
as yesterany. The market has not been very stea-
dy, as some who have been buy ng have retired.
Corbin 4 Dow we're paying W cents for all that
onesed, and this seems to be the prevailing rate.
They inform US that they shall continue to pur-
chase n. that rate for the present.
STATE ScsIP is falling little. Last week we
heard OF some purchases made as high as q21sc
but since then large sums have ch angel hands at
90c, and We hear oe no one Offering more. 1t is
understo that quite large amount, to be is
sued on account Of tine Indian war, will ION be in
the market, and we should not be surprised to see
o still further decline.
SOLprER's Bou.TY WARRANTS are firm at 90c.
County ORDERS 92c.
CRY OhDsKs are scarce, and sought after at s5c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

OPTICS OF THE DRM. 4 Erws,
Friday Eve., Nov.7.
Wheat is dull and shade lower. Wequo'e:
FIOuR--t460 $500 wholesale and s5.20@ $40
retail.
WHEAr-Dull at 6o@G5,; prime lots 6s@75c.
keceip's .755 bu. Shipments g bu.
bAsLEY.-Qliet at 9oc@sl.oo. Receipts ] $50
bu. Shipnan,s 400 bu.
Oars S0135c Receipts .625 hu.
PorATO Nom nal at 35M50c.
NJ. 80 50l300 live weight.
w.. Shipments S,s79 its.
1927 III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
M iSSOuri Election.

ST. LOUIs, Nov Z
biair's majority IN the first Cong. es.ionei dis.
trict, leaving out the soldiers votes, is 5a7. Re-
,ufns from tho army will probably Increase II to
1000. Information from tho 5th distrjct repre.
sents the vote between Thos. L. Price and Me-
Jiurg ms being lose, with chs nee. in aver ~ the
la'ter Gen. Loan, Union nancitotion. IL IA,
ionbfeily elected in tho .,h dis,ric, by some
4oo. ;. = knliin Is elected rom the 9th distrist
by small majo,iy.
Iseturns from tho State ye. nieager, but II n
safe TO assume that majority oi the m. I'd bsrs Of
the Legi sIature elected hie FOR oma nci, stion.
'ov Gamole has appointed thursday, the 9th
inst, ms day OF Thank giving, fasting and pray
The cnse of Judge Lakeland. recently arrested
Tor the encouragement Of reboilions OPT ostion TO
the government, iniis Prosecution of he wsr. Ac.,
has been referred To "a jor G. neral Curtis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
New HufA rs.

NEW Yok.
FLOUR Market 59 10c better; wi h moae .as-
mand. Sales 300, barrels at x5.75G5sJ - ~
Western t6 UUM6 30 for common to medium ex-
ira W Western.
WnEAT-M arket brisk and DC better. Sales
90 600 bu. Chicago spring at 22G1 80; l3lW
.33 tor amber Iowa.
CoRs.-Markct quiet and firm at 72@1Sc for
spring mixed Western.
Pork Unchanged. 81: S50l2s7X for mess,
and $il .50@l 75 Tor prime.
WasxS. Quiet aud without change. Sales
$50 bbls. at Sic
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

San FRANcIfcr, Now.
The remains Of Colone, Matherso received ~
tho sonora, lay In state this evening at Fiatt's
Hall. Preparations are teing made f,r en- iY, os-
ing demonstration to- morrow. Tho Commitise q
Exercises arc making efforts To procure con:ribu-
tons SUFFICIENT 10 place the family Of tho deceased
Colonel 10 indspe ndent pscuniary circumseansss.
with every possibility u complete success.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
state 0f iowa.

ADJUrAFr GENsRaL's OpfcR, ! i
DAvenport, Nov. 7th, 1861. ! y
GENERAL ORDERS No. lO3.
/. All passes issued BY this depastnent <,cent
those used for returning soldiers Of old ~ ,.,,. 10
Dubuque Lorenpot and Aeoksk, ~ =. r.,...a
BY Iii agents of railroads, stsa.ab -. .,a .,.oa
companies after Aov -mber II 1850
pas e. for recruitfn ocar .,;,;r. ,fi.
Ger and men. vill r - ~. !. 49,. 10 this
o6ice,
a Of pass viii be is'aed from 'n's
o"se =" ~ tn inst, which will be the only one
y - Nse' red ~ the agents namsd In pArsgfspn
l., efcep' ~ thsreis named. A form Of said past
will be .orsarded to al parts of the Ststs-
Bye rdsr Of the Ceuma, der IN Chisf,
49, /. 3. b. BAKER, gsf
,Adit Osa1 Of iovs.
! feosrs psblisb d It county sssts win sns'
e.e@ Whers - 80 sbaa s~o are pas'asnes' -
eeeve will b psk lishsd In tive hsv'rs sse '..s''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

WASHINGTON, N1v.7.
A gentleman Of the Associated Press inquired q
the state Department to day about current pu-
mors. Mr. Seward promptly replied that tho al.
isgtd con .ulta himself and Duc hsnau
were imaginary. reported propositions Of Mercer,
and alleged extraordinary IN. etinga Of the Cabi-
net were fabulous.
Gen. Mastindsls has been restored to duty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

Or No AccouSr.--The handsome
breas,rins worn by come Of our Republican
friends are Of little account. They are COM
pis,ely obscursd by the eloogation of the Low.
er Jaw since the recent elections. We don't
see how we can help them any. sfa =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
IO-DAY'S ADV'rS.
complete this fall than in any previous season.
10. - Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Hides wanted at the highest market prie
Several desirable lots Of kips now arriving.

ANTED-SOMErHINa NEWT ErDZ,y-
w ment! employment Dlale and female =. .e1 IS
waBtei i every town aud city in the Cai.o 4
States. 500 to $40 per month can be made, xad
no humbus, ''a-iness easy and respectable. 1t
requires = very small capital, and will not inter-
iere with other employment. This is no book
agency Or humbug Of any kind. No person will
regret having sent FIR this informatisn, let bis
employ be what it may. Full particulars
given to all who inclose TEN CENTS, and addrssa
uAxvAY B~OwK Co., Amoskeag, N. II.
nuv8 8-d6t-wst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

AUSTIN CoRBrN & Geo. 8. Dow. at
No. Nickolrs Block, dealers in State. county
and city warrants. coin, demand notes aud
Government vouchers. Oct. 20 I'm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
Schooner Wrecked.

SAxDUtKY, Nos. Z.
The schooner Seovle reports seeing email
schooner capsized about noon to-d.y, supposed to
be tho Monarch OF the .Ien. The Monasch left
keliy's Island for Sandusky this A. ~, with .
crew and three passengers, two named Drill, Of
Canada. and Mr. Thompson, Of Lincinnau. All
are probably drowned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
DISTRICT COURT.
HON. JOHN. r. DILLON, Judge.
IaA.iN. Grp1oAo, Clerk.

FRIDAY, Nov. 4.
Court opened at . o'clock A n.
The morning hour vas occupied in hearing
motions. de0urrers, etc.
The jary In the care OF Young " O'Brien,
found . verdict for the plaintiff. ard cent
dsmsgea
A. NJ Smith " The U. 8. Express Company. ,.
trial hy jury. 7. @. Campbell for plaintiff. =.
E. Brown fns defsndant Submitted 70 the
jury. Verdict for plaintiff for $40.
John Orr vs Wsrrcn T. Brovn ct 81, trial to
Court. The examination Of witnessed in lhs
csse was not finished to day.
Ccurf adjourned at 8 o'clock p. NJ. till y
o'clock to morrow mot ming.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

Our lady frieuds will do we'll to drop
in at Whiser's to day. and look over as pew
invoice Of winter shswB. They are very
choice and very cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

OFF FOR DIxIE.--Gapt. Li,tlcr 10.
forms us that one hundred and seveutees re.
cruits for the old regiments leave to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

MILITARY MEN, ArrsNTrov.-If you
wish for Uniform full equipments call on
F. II. Erskipe. Nickolls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

WE give up large portion of our
local space this morning TO a number of inter.
eating letters from our correspondent 10 the
army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

TnE Continental Security, LorilIard
and M-tr,I olitab FIRE 10, ursncs Comrap,es =,
New York. end the New England and E.,,,.
Of Hastford, are reliable. pronps paysay /. oer
Compsnies. Robert simpson, Agent. eonsh-
sast sosnss Second asd Krsdv strseta.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

BURRow's MILL.-The frame work
Of this mill is arriving rapidly, and will proi,-
ably all tie in to-day. 1t will be put up with
all possible dispatch, "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

TnE special Washington correspond
ent Of the Chicago Times states that a
strong intima,ion has been thrown out
that the Presidents "Proclamation Of
Freedom" will be Withdrawn. We
shall be rcjoiced if the President shall at
once, with respect to the proclamation
and all other unconstitutional and rad
ical measures, heed the popular earth
quake. II he shall not, the remedy
will come by and by.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
RELl(:iOliS n(Sl'i{,E.

The annual meeting Of the Scott County rible
Society i'll be held in the Congregational Church
Of this city tomorrow afterno . at 2 o'clock. ~
The friends Of the Bible are earnestly invited
IN attAnd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

ARREsrED.-James Miller, a black
smith. was arrested yesterday By officer
Buell's ho,se iron in front of the Bur,e House
We understand he acknowledges taking the
horse. IL will have his trial before Justice
Whee er this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

KErUass aud news from all parts Of
the country Indicate the decisivencss Of
the great popular revolution. The next
Congress is Democratic beyond
doubt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
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ATTENTION, OFFIcERs.-For q choice
mill arv Uniform. call at Cones, corner Brady
and Second streets