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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

ANNUAL MzETING.--The regnla,
annual mseting Of the Scott Couo.J Agricuk
tural Society will be held on Saturday next
November lst. It v,ry dssirsble that this
meeting should be attended by every member.
as officers for the ensuing year are to be e'.c-
ted. Those who do not attend the annual
meetings should be consented to keep their
lips closed ana not grumble and curse the ac-
tioo of the elected officers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27
NUMBER II.
VERY LATEST,
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
From PHILADELPHIA.

Pint PafA. Oct -.
me omcisl mi ,rities OF 81 Of the a8 coun,ies
o. o. tne State and reliable estim.ted mai ri,, -
tne ionr rema ming ones. give Slaukey. ~ Ds-.
jority. s's'' 800 No
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27
THE CI y.

The seth continues 10 arrive in equads
Of one hundred, and will oil be here this
week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27
DAVENPORT. IOWA MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER a. 1862
CLorHfxa AND EouIpprSo ruE Iowa

CLoTHfxG AND EQuIPPrxo TIE Iowa
Tsoors During the last week or two there
hss been large smoont Of work done q the
Office Of the Adiu'snt General and The United
States disbrrsing edBces.
Gen. faker has armed and equipped the
following regimeoss The Path. 25,h. 26th'
9th. 2sth. 30tb, 3l.t. 32d. 33d, slth snc 3sth
eleven 10 oil. amounting in the aggregate to
about eleven thousand musksts. He has also
sen. the troops 200 900 cartridge. besides cup.
plying the pressing necessities Of some Eve OF
six hundred soldiers ct different points With
blankets. and other clothing.
A. Capt Hsnders otis office there hal
been no l,ss activity in the waJs-of forward :
ing suppIies. The following are sems Of the
particulars; The f4th has been supplied with
ll4O shirts the 23d With 1000 blankets; the
34th With 1000 blankets, 1895 shirts, 2l5S
pairs Of socks, 975 pairs Of trousers. 500 in.
fantry coats. 522 pa;rs Of drawers. 90 camp
kettles. 100 pick handles. e3 pieks. II axes
12 spades. 800 mess pane. and S25 pairs oi
bootess. The 35.h. Ssh and 40th has been
supplied with. 1000 blankets each.
Hence il will be seen that the men are be-
ing put on . war footing .. fast - possible
In few days more the new regiments will
all be armed, equipped. clothed and IN the
field.
PRoFEssox GaIFFIrH.-Many Of our
citizsns remember this gentleman. who once
lived 10 this city end taught school here. We
had not heard Of him for . long time. until
our eye accidentally fell upon the folio wing
paragraphs 10 the MeG,egs Iowa. Zimes:
"For the pact few Sabbaths, Prof. Griffith,
| the elocutioni-t. has filled the pulpit Of the
Congregational Church moraing aud evening,
| awing very fns congregations. We und er.
| stand that there b. been come talk # enRsg-
ing him as a cup y during the absence ol
Rev. Mr.. Sloan. who Is nov In she army. We
trust such an arrangement may be consume
ted. Prof G. il he d. votes himsrlt II the
ministry. is bound to be rising man. He .
! the elements OF . successful and useful minis.
| ter In himself
There ~as a lerge aud eoce at tho Congre.
| gationai church on Monday evtD ming, on the oc.
| cas,on II Prof GriiitL's readi.g z 10 behalf Of
| TIE L.di.e' Sanitary Society. The selections
| embraced the Raven. the Belle, the charge
! on BAlsklava. a.short selection from Shaks
| pesre, the Maniac and several bumorou. pieces
by way, of spice. The large auditory testified
! to their enjo, ment of hearty applause at the
conclusion Of each piece. Several ladies ard
gent emen If this city. by request. varie the
| entertainment by musical exercises. and fine
little cum wac real zed foy the wounded and
| sick Iowa soldiers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

Ar HOME. Our friend VIM. Da. gel
10 ct home on q visit. He as been in The
service Of the army, on the river for sev era
months pact. and has had come pretty nsrr "
escapes. He 10 looking well, and is in 60 od
epiiiss.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

MAAYLAsD HR,GHrs. Oct. "a

MAINLAND HEl0Hrs, Oct. "a.
Contrahands from Stone wall Jackson's conmApd
report that after the utter destruction Of the B.l
umore Ohio Railroad west OF Martins burr the
entire rebel army commenced falling back tha !;
rebel officers believe Lees intention 10 be to win.
ter near Gordonsville. This reported lin, back
- cos1obc.a'ed by w anusuaiiy strong picketing in
cur front yesterday and to-day. This morning .
squad II rebel cavalry came upon our uickcts IN
observed. and dashed into our iniantry picke,s.
Who were driven back. with considerable firing On
beth sides.
PLHAsAxr vA,LSY, Oct. -.
orders have been issued In Burneidss com and
10 issue no more clothes than tho men can carrv
comfortably on forced marches.
II IL reported that Hooker rsjoins tho armv on
Monday.
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J. -. DUNN,
HOUSE AND S!ea PAMTiR,

PAP9R- HAN0Ra, WHf1gugR, ETU
Mo- Q0 HAST rh1rea Ot.,
TTAvIN0 MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH
II one Of the best sign and Banner Pain tsss ia
the United States, an prspeUd TO sxscs - ~
orders in the
best STYLE and at Prtces % 3 seet
etI Ole ROset0a0. -
Pssssss requiring anytbisg IN ny liss
Will eoasalt their iutefest 6y giving ne % Il.
Bannses, Rsgalia, Ae.s gss - q short notI :.
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i aad residence No. 2S, corner Main AMI Third
sfosts, Davenport, Iowa. julyl dt
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society
will pack box to be cent to the Iowa soldiers
in the hospitals at keokuk. on Tuesday. at 10
O'clock A. NJ. Any one having half worn
shirts or draw ers. or worn out garments. that
can be torn up for banjages to contribute. will
confer favor by leaving ths N at the base
ment Of the Christian Chapel before that time.
The officers Of the Society are requested to be
preseut at that time
Vice Pres Soldiers Aid Society,"
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Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford assets. let Nay, 1862. t527 26O sS !; lie
bilitiss, 3al ,6OO HrxnY B. HosFxAN, Aet.
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WM. r. I)lITOE,

A TTORHEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A O1riCR, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
etrsets, in McMsnus shepherds block, opposite
Stsss Bank. lmch25-dtf.
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u Q. cAArB.LL. JOHN @. BILLS.
CAMPBELL 4 BILLS.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORa AT LAW.
"A OGce, No. l, Davenport's Block. nov2l-.f
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=. w. II. BAKER, N. d.,

DnYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE IN
u Post Office building. Residence on Fifth
otsset, between brady and Perry streets, ven
oert, Iowa. nov l9-d -dAwtf
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OnA1. =. PUTNAM. youN n. nO0Rne
PUTNAM q ROC EnS.
a rTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORSA AT LAW.
"A OvvIcE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main st.
second Floor. iun7.dtf
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NEW PEN .NSYLvANlA HOUSE.
1OkNER o. FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ UavenPo 4, Iowa. DAVIS 4 Sons, Pro rietors,
re Omnn' - to and from the cars. .. CO Of
leav ing for LcClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Wnss 1s0 uoketa. n Aramosa.
v"rev ne Dollar per dav aug21
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.. = LDAkB. GRO. ,. 0RIPPfN.
LEAKE 4 GRIFFIN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 4
"A Nickoll's Block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. Idc27
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JAMES r. LANE
a TTURNEY COUNSELI.OR AT LAW.
"A OGice southeast corner Of Brady end Sec
- streets, up stairs. may1-dtf
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SCOTT HOU USE.
CORNER OF HARRISON AND FRONT arRRIrs
Davenport, Iowa,
J. }. HUMPHREY ,..........Pr ,prietor.
nFFiCE FOR STAGES LEANING FOR IE
~ Cairo, Princeton. Lyons, De Win. Mauuoke-
q and Anamosa. 90
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H Haw YOgh Ot0ck 0aTkeee
NBv YoaE, Oct. -.
g. 8 r. I. 6le.
Aasgieao gelA $l~0.
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q. ID. OON q DON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public. Office, North west
ornsr Of brady and SECOND streets, upstairs
oseAnco on Brady street. July 26-dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

SAN. r. BROWN,
4 ffORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
"a (successor Of Dow 4 Brown, Davenport. Iowa
Once rear of l.. A. Mackio.'s Bank aga du
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CARDS.
q. W.. SKINNER.

q. W. SkINNEWs
a TTORTEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
"A and Notary Pnblic Odiee on Prsidy street,
Post OG:e Block. south least corner, over POWELL 8
Drag Store. (rooms formerly used by the Dsno-
cnAr Printing Ofhce.)
seIl-'62 ,
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No. 4.COOK. J. WILSON DRUnY
COOK 4 DRUMY.
4boesssrs to Cbok, Dillon d LisdIsy.
TIAvE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE.
Al corner Of Main and Third streets.
Joiy 90, 1880. COOK 4 ORURY.
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E0R BUILDING A BRIDGE ON REC0ND
street, near srrison, win b received By The
undeesignsd q bis clRcs, 10 Ftsskin bloek, whsse
pl4ns ssd eesciAcatioas can - sxs.Dinee.4i4
GEO. W. McCAKN,
Ohairm u Street Con. City u Daveapeet.
oo0-a
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4 0sNrS, surLBRS, NEWS DEALERS
n Re dless, attsatasni ~ . hsv0 ~ lAfvsse
etsok sf stetiesary paeksgeA l9dioseae 0ySee
IL Iii lowest @ rs:sss q 81 q ~, 5slssss
OkAkKg CO.
ladiaaaPslis, Ii, - Dpsiaonsl4s ~
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CLANk a hui I
1NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
~ Pianos and Harmonic Melcdeons frem the
1oet Eastern manufactures, Of the most appyov q,
patterns, and at pri,es that defy &C mpetition No
leo BRADY strect, Davenport, Iowa lspV
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Scott County Agricultural ociety
ANNUAL MEETING.

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING or the Scott County
Agricultural Society will be he'd at the Court
House IN davenport on Saturday, November lst.
at 40 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpsss Of elec,ng Of
hcers for the year 1862 and for the transaction Of
such business as may come Lafore them.
EDWIN SMITH, Pres.
TH:J. SAUNDERS, See'y.
mid
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


MT IkAlN Rep, Mass. introduced ill trans
ccIIDg lhe pelentisry building Of tie District Of
"1unIia TO the War Department for the lire Of the
arsesal. Referred.
NO cn bottom OF Mr.. FENTON rep, N.Y.. over
~ Cih from the Cont Of Claims we're referred to
''s Ioiamiiee on Claims.
MI mr.. DoNN rep, Ipd.l. from the Committee on
sseh's, reIoiyed bill authorizing the Commi.-
Scnef Of I.tehIs TO examine the application of
Smnel Benz for a renewal Of lie patent nroc.ss
x a milling wheat, The patentee having by mistake
'eo to make bic application for that purpose within
see Tune prescribed by law. The patent sxrires on
Vie 4,h OF March nexs. ''' VI"
Lhe bill was passed by q majority
~. DUNN aiso reported a bill for extension Of a
masnt OF John q. Mine for sn Improvement in the
.5tae1'aclnre OF lamp-black, the consideration of
~n .. was postponed.
- ~ honse then resumed the Pennsylyania con.
sesttd election case '''''" WIZ
A. 1'e was iird taken on the substitute repo,ted
Jsbn minority Of the Committee ON Elections. thai
ia - r nu,ief is not, aud VIM T. Lehman il, emit
sss.'t, 20, hs Representative from the If Com.
sdo,,DS Al Dis'iia Of Pennsylvania, which was
IT, IT. ~ q vote o. II against 81
, resoiut!op Of The MAJORITY of the Comroi,tss
NJ NJ az ended, wasthen agieed 10.
I'M ALLEY Rep, Nass.1 from The po.,. Om..
ssnnitee, reported bill authorizing the ss,,I,i;sb
~ ~. :" tr'neh post-oiliees 10 titles. Passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
XXXVIIrn CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .W.smSeIos, Jan. Il, 1862.

SENATE. .W,smSoroS, Jan. Il, 1862.
Hr CHANDLER hep, Mich presented tie
Credentials the Of Hon. Jacob NJ. Howard, Senator
elect from Michigan, in place Of Mr.. bingham, de-
essfe ed.
Nr. HOWARD appeared aud took the oath. j.,
Several petitions IN favor OF the emancipation OF
tn slaves were presented. ..
Mr.. TRTMBiLL REP, H. presented petition
non Mr.. G. T.. Sanford, who represents higsef ~
contractor with MessIs. Cummings u tucker. ne
.sy. tina, lie received information from TIE war De
paI;nert that they Cumn'nss y tucker ~ere , au'
T. ri,ed TO act but is now surprised to learn that
A., 0e.~ron says that the Heads Of the Bureaus
make all the contracts" Mr. Sanford asks IL.
passape of law legaiziug ne contracts made, 80 as
h. preyent loss 10 honest contractors.
The petition was referred.
Mr.. WlLMOT rep, Pa Iressnted q petition
sskng for The employ NJ OF Homeopathic Phyhcians
in the army. ..
tee OF Posi Offices reported back me House OIL III
relation 10 the letter. of rsiioIs and marines.
The bill extends the privilege Of sending letters
DOT preraid TO sailors and MARINES.
M, FfSSE%DEN Rep, Mel, from the Com
mil &c on Finance, reported back the House Joint
rsssa,on oecl6raory OF The purpose Of Congiess TO
ipJt ~ tx.
GRAFTON but subsequently, vi cdfew the resolnilon,
and it was passed by Yeas 80, Nays Or POWELL !.
Mr.. DIXON Rep, Conn., from the Committee Oh
CoDfingen; k&penses, reported back The resolution
70 Iay Mr.. stanton me usnai compensation ahd
biltteH
Nj. HALE Rep, n. H. said that Mr. Stanton
bad already received one nIlage.
NJ. FES>ENDEN moved to amend the resOn-
ton 70 ~ 10 make il exclusive Of mileage.
This was agreed to- aud the retouiOn passed.
Mr. fOOl Rep, W.. from The Committee on
Fable Buildings, reported resolution ordering the
rsrnorol Of army bakeries fom tic capital.
Mr.. WILSON REP, Nass.l introduced bin in \
relation 10 the volunteer service in any particular /
State.
Mr.. TRCMBULL rep, H. offered IA resolution
bmy ~ 800 ont Of the contingent fund for tie fu-
nfzl expenses Of the late Senator Baker. Referred
Mr. JRUMBU Ill alo offered d resolution in reln
non 70 the pay Of the fret senators and Representa-
eves from Minnesota.
Nj BROWNING rep, ILL., introduced bill for
vac better organization of The artillery Of the army
The United States. Referred.
!. O notion Of Mr.. SUMNER Rep, Nasal, the
oensVe went into Executive Session.
Upon the opening OF tho doors the Senate sd.
lsarned ill Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
balance, 81 $500 a. which, it is expected will be
ultimately refunded BY the General Government.
I,he CL,cooo IriElNe Of "Wednesday saYs:

Tn ,ois Of the time the Directors Of the missile
nn "a Missouri Raroa1 pushing their line the
ond The I. .,W T. f. irne but wess the cen
a, viii uyess upon II will fore early completion The
jes T. now noed thee miles west Of victor and within
tbree mile, Of Brooklyn which PLACE the uscsayer. are ex
ra very soon 10 reach Brooklyn i. abon MY miles west
Of iowa CITY ard one hundred and FIVE west OF Davenport
the Mississippi.
In relation to money and exchange matters the
same paper remarks:
Money continues close. Currency also scarce ou' an i1
y a, oarcs,,ii;e W. continue TO fear tbst IL ~lll
within very short time. become only toe plenty nc
Of lie Eastern suspended banks beginning 70 foD o
p,ircioa part Of our circulating medium ,,L a,
Ne,sY ork Exchange. is sull abundant Inc pan %
from customers NJ par onsers were probably ooseu 20
al discount Some of the banks were very gau 70 81 L.
their surplus 10 their nighboTs a. The usual es
rate WAS Of v cent prem. rLk,,irx
The demand for gold Is by means pressing Inc ouS"s
price to-day ad2i cent premium selling cent
The receipts and shipments of produce ut Chicago
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CUFFY IN THE CoRNFIELD.

10 The Ed1or Of The n. y. T,ibrHe
Sin: In May lhet I received letter from n well
known ) uihein lI'tersteur, with whom had an
intimate acquaintance daring hiS residence az The
North He saws therein that the South only desirc-
10 be let alone" and begs me 90 use AL TIE inru-
ence may possess TO that end. | replied, givins
him my view OF the case, and SAID among Other
things 81 think Lincoln will find it military
necessity 70 pro Lain malll law in all the rcyolted
states and emancipation to the slaves, accompanied
with an exhorta,ion 70 the non-saveholding whites
10 sus,Ain him. Whether the blacks gould or would
immediately avail themselves a this in ANY WAY or
no, il wonld make little difference for m oud be- the
Ctt.I blow from which the South could not recover
The only way M which she can parry II l. 20 steal
a march on bin 10y proclaimng emancipation helseli
and aruing the b,acks 10 dcioid their naial to, 10
which they are doubtless ATTACHED, jn,t as we ae 70
ours.
day or two since received through the
Port-Oihcc rome sheets OF rather shabby looking
Southern magazine, with NY pnyute letter printed
In fuil 0Qefler with labored attempt to Tclly
In answer 70 ry suggesiion about emancipation lie
lay-: ave are duly grateful for your advice TO
eniaDc pate our ,laves IN anticipation OF Mr.. Lucvn
..id 70 III against you ~ hc would like 70 do
against us bat we can form black rel men's ahegJy
without promising boon Of such dublOur value ar
'emanciialion has proved to The ntgfO aud then
bstides ne lcd r. ,at ir,H NJ IL Eghi llalir are
mine 20 that Cany will probably remain in TIE
cornhcld"
Fl lie had sad, VIZ SEEb TO EAr ~ ORDER TO
FIGHr, AID We CAS- NEITHER FAr NoE ffGHI tt-
LESS CCFfY HIMAIAs - JnL CORNFELp, lie world
have stated tbs exact truth. truth perfectly well
understood by every thinking man at the South. \
truth that has been freely stated in private convers-
tons b., Souiherners for the las twenty years TO my
certain knowledge.
Would il LOT he well for our leaders 10 learn from
the enemy and to take tho earle,l opportunity and
the sure.i usaDs to take Cuiy from the cOrnield,
and thus render lighting impossible to the enemy
Ati,- Uni i'm. 3. 1901 l. ). G.
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OLD IRELAND.

Fan hence suiI an isls Of wondror- beauty.
Crouchng over gave aucieut souos fgl mother
Once qaeonnOw lean and ta,terod seated tie sIesd
sod.
Her old white hir dropping di,heyeled round her head
A. nor feet fallen unused royal harp,
Long SILENT too long her shoudcd hope
aud heiri
or oil the earth heah most full Of soriow because
f1n Of love.
Yet word ancient neither
You need crouch there no longer on the cold ground
On you need sit there yeied in your old white hair
di,heveled,
For know you the you mourn Il not IN that grave
1t issionthe hsir tho you low. no, really
dead;
The Lord 10, doadhe Ia risen again. young sud strong IN
another country
Even while you. Yelled wept there by your fallen harp by
the grave.
Whst you wept for was translated passed from the sYiye
The winds favored and the sestalledh
And With rosy and fresh blood asan smens tho nations
Of tho earth,
Moves to-day an armed man, good a. tho be, In new
country.