Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-20
THE CIT y.

WE regret to learn that Prof. A. NJ
Whae 10 lying i'll At the LeClsirs House W.
trust 1t will prove not ssrioue.
ATTENTION, OFFfcxks.-For q choic,
military Uniform. call at Cones, corner Brad,
| and Second streets
MILITARY NEs, ArrsNTros.-If yor
wish for Uniform d full equipments call Of
+. p Erskine, NiekoIls' Block.
AUsrIs CoRnIN & Geo. S. C. Dow, a
No. Nickolrs Block, dealers in State. Count
and CITY Warrants. Coin. Demand Notes an,
Government Vouchers. Oct. 2g-lm.
GOLD, Silver, Demand Notes an,
all kinds OF securities purchased at best rate
by CcHs, No. 10 West "a street, opposi,
City Drug Store.
HE choicest ard best apples il
town. cold vers low at Ochs. opposite Cit,
Drug Store. Examine my pri .es and frui
before purchasing.
The 40 il regiment was paid OF q
Iowa City on Saturday last, and the member
have left on furlough preparatory fol a etar
for Dixie in q week or two,
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SISGING SClooL.-Mr. Kent propos
IS to commence singing school to- MORO
tfridaJ) evening at the hall in Merein'
block, Perry stree.
lH TowN.-Cart. Freeman of Gen
heCltrnand's ataG. has been 10 town severa
daJs. attending 10 the disposition Of low,
troops.
IHE 35TH.-This Regiment leave,
Mn catine this week. passes through tbis city
ana proceeds Sonth b. rail, via. La allie. Th,
day OF departure has not yet been settled up
90.
SHUT Dows.-Y esterdav afternoon
the card in Capt. Hcndershott's office wa
turned round ard " No Fnnds 10 Pay Cain q
Is the way it reads now. How do you like it
frllovys3
LAST DAY.-The Board of Supervi.
so''s close the work of present session to-day =
nose who have business 10 bring before thai
body viii bear this in MUD. The next st essicr
commences the first Mouday in January.
THERE are about 500 men in Canr
Hendrrshott at this time. and the prospec
now is that there will be thousard there il
the course OF few weeks Tue horses ale al
furnished.
HE real estate transactions in the
this county are becoming very num- rous and
OF enlarged magnitude. We don't think ouI
people have any cause 10 compain Of theil
lot being cast in the old county Of Scott.
THE 32D.-Ths regiment, Col. Scott,
passed down the river yesterday, from Du-
buqu.. en- route to the South, IN the stesmers
Bill Henderson and james Means, and four
barges.
PsRsoNAL.-llon James Thorington
arriv ed home last evening from a prolonged
y. sit 10 Fort Scott. The country evidently
agrees with him.
Several horse contractors are said to be in
town, Guess its SO.
Jusr AS MUCH AS YOU PLEsE.-The e
powers who have the fixing up Of the wealth
er will confer favor o. this community by
continuing their business 10 the sane orderly
pleasant style as yesterday. II was entirely
Satisfactory.
Qua shippers arc now doing most
of their business with the railroad the season
being too far advanced for boats to compete
10 prices. The danger Of being frozen up.
will pooa compel them to seek that channel
alt ogether.
READ IT.-On the second rage We
publish synopsis of Prince de Jo,nvill-'s Re
view OF the miiitp.ry career Of Gen. McCle'-
Ian. 1t vindicates that officer most nobly -
The balance OF the review will be published
70 morrow.
POLICE CouRr.-F. +. Schofeli was
fonad yesterday, by officer Brown. very drunk,
lying in his wagon. The ohfus,icsied indi-
sidusl vas carried of to jail. y sterdsy alter
noon brought before Justice Wheeler who
fit ed him Elk do ars and costs, in all :lO.35
lie forked up.
A psdlar, who violated the license law, was
cou pelled to divuge to the tune of SIS
CaANGE.-Snpervisor Quinn, OF Win
field sent In HE resignation yesterday. which
was accepted. We believe be is going to Ohio
t. spend the Winte.,snd hence the resignation
Mr. Quinn has served in the Board one ear