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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-01

The entire cotton crop from the Car.
olina sea Islands this season, raised by
the contrabands, is estimated at not less
than $500 bales. This has been grown
and will be gathered under the direction
of the Government. A small portion
only will be ginned on the spot. Last
season the amount Of Government cot
ton Vas 1000 bales, which sold for
100000. What it cost the govern.
ment to produce this amount is not
stated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-01

SORGHUN.-Iho Auo epe0O ence Ctv-
,l;sn says that this crop will be enormous
in Buchanan county-far exceeding that
Of any previous year.
BUSY AT LAsr.-The Muscatine
Courier says that most Of the people Of
that city have gone out gathering
corn.
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary of State, has
been detained at his home in Benton
county for some time by severe indispo
sition. He is recovering.
CoxrAsY l of the 32d Infantry, has
presented Col. John Scott, Of that rcgi.
nent, with fine horse.
AwruL.-Coal oil is up 10 20 cents a
gallon; potatoes, TO so cents bushel ;
wood, $500 cord butter, 10 cents .
pound eggs, II cents dozen shirting,
80 cents a yard; cotton batting, 40
cents a pound and the end is not yet.
Dubuque Herald.
Cor. Scorr's regiment (32d) received
their arms last week. The flanklng
companies have the Enfield rifle, the
others tie Prussan mu.ket. All de-
ired to be armed with the rifle, but re-
ceived the musket without murmur Of
omplaint-UuLuque Times.
THE Western Stage Company have
been Transporting one Of the finest com
panes we have seen during the war,
from the Missouri slope to Davenport.
A load passed through this place on
Sunday and another on Monday, imme-
diatcly following the regiment OF Col.
Cummings, from this place. This method
of transportation has been resorted TO-,
because the Government has been una.
bic to provide tents and other necessary
equipments for the new recruits Stale
Register.
ANOTHER AccIDENr.-Tw boys were
firing pistol at target-in which dan
gerous sport, in the heart Of the city,
they had been employed for several sue
cessive days-wbcn the weapon, going
off prematurelv, fired ball through the
finger OF a son OF John Browne, Esq,
and into the arm Of a son Of Judge Cas-
adv. These boys were passing unsus.
pec,ing danger. The bail penetrated to
tie muscle Of young Casapy's arm, and
was only reached after tedious probing.
-Des Moines Register.
A DARK transaction recently took
place at McGregor, says the Times.
which may be briefly summed up in the
simple statement that one Joe Tompson
a representative Of the African family
who has heretofore made a livelihood
by drumming an old banjo, singing ex.
ecrable songs, and retailing" 40 rod
whisky" in this place, is missing, and a
yonng white girl, daughter Of Mr..
Geroux, Of this place, is also missing.
Rumor has it that this Othello and his
Desdemona have decamped together.
Report has it also that another sable
fellow has gone off in hurry with a
white girl. "TLero is no accounting for
tastc," as the old lady said when she
kissed the COW.
THE Decorah Republic states that
two firms in that entcrprising town
have packed and shipped over $4,000
pounds of butter during the presnt sea.
son.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-01

The Liverpool papers make great
ado over the enterprire Of the owners
Of the Ferry boats on the Merscy, who
have just bsgan to lisnt the boats with
gss. The plan wss introduced in the
New York ferry boats several years
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-01

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.
j. .Nchinstry, Brig. Gen. and Qmarternaster,
St. Louis:
SIR: The bearer of this, J. L. Lamb,
Esq, OF Springfield, Illinois, is the per-
sonal friend OF the President as we'll az
my own. He is gentleman of integ-
rity and BUSINESS capacity, and any en-
gagement entered to will, no doubt, be
faithfully carried out. As Illinois is
bearing her burden of the war, both in
furnishing men and means, it is the de-
sire OF the Administration that the cit.
liens of that State should have a fair
share Of the Government patronage dis
pensed in your department. II you can
do anything for Mr.. Lamb, in purchas-
ing supplies, You will obIige, provided
he will make his prices to suit you.
Your cbedicnt servant,
SIMON CAMERoN,
Secretary of War.
q. Did you sometime in 1861, make
an arrangement with Lamb and others
to supply the army with goods?
A. | made arrangements with J. l..
Lamb.
The Judge Advocate here objected to
the letters becoming part OF the re-
cord, on the ground that they had no
reference to any party who was counec.
ted with any OF the transactions cover
ed by the charges and specifications be-
fore the court.
Major McKinstry said he offered these
letters to justify the course pursued by
the accused in buying horses aid other
supplies for the army from Ilinoisans,
without first advertising for proposals !;
and, further, to show that the President
Of the United States and the Secretary
of War knew OF the course that was
adopted by the accused in making his
purchases, and that the Secretary Of
War left the matter of fixing the price
to the accused.
Court cleared. Re.opened and de.
oided that the letters should become a
part of the record
q. State who the parties were who
made such an arrangement.
A. 1t was between Mr.. Lamb and
myself.
q. Were net other parties associat-
ed with Mr.. Lamb and yourself in the
contemplated arrangement
A. Yes, sir ; so Mr.. Lamb informed
me.
Q. Who were they?
A. NV conversation with Mr.. Lamb
was of confidential character, and l
do not wish to state it.
The Judge Advocate objected to wit
ness answering the question, on the
ground that it would be heresay evil
dencc.
Major McKinstry said he would with.
draw the question.
The Judge Advocate said he did not
object to the question, and wished to
have it remain on the record as 1t stood.
Major McIkir stry-The accused sub
mits that the question the witness is
asked to state is not privileged ques.
ton, aud that it is not for tho witness to
decide whether or not he will answer
it. The evidence sought by the ques-
ton Is to show the position and interest
Of other witnesses in behalf Of the pro-
secutisn, who are either named at the
foot Of the specifications or may be
called as witnesses for the prosecution.
Court cleared; reopened objection
not sustained.
Question repeated.
A. Mr.. Eby, Of Harrisburg, Pa, and
Mr.. Young, Of Middletown, Pa. They
were the parties.
q. Was it not stated by Mr.. Lamb,
in Your presence, that Mrs. Grimsley
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CENTS WANTED
FOR
ABDOTT'S HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBELLION
THE HISTORY
OF THE

CIVIL WAR RIGA.
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Origin and Progress of the Rebellion, the various
Naval and Military engagements, and he nesoic
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Touching Scenes in tho Field, Camp, Hospital
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Author Of the "Mother at Home" "Life Of Ma
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etc.
illustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
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Inning school will be devoted exclu
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x1ssary alterations Of rules and rcgu
posted up in the rooms.
ticket to he bathing house an
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From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 80.
Especial to the Tribune.
Orders have been issued by the War
Department to Provost Marshal Draper,
U. S. Marshal Murray, and General Su-
perintendent Kennedy, of New York, TO
take measures 10 prevent men from vo-
ting who have claimed exemption from
the draft on account of being aliens.
The following has just been received
from one Of our special correspondence
with the army:
LovsTsvILLE, Va, Oct. 29.--6 P. II.
The rebels occupy Smokers Gap in
force.
Gen. Pleasantou, with his Cavalry ,oc-
cupy Purcellvlle. In mis- skirmish at
Smokers Gap yesterday he lost one kill
ed and two wounded. lie took 10 pris-
on ers, including Lieutenant Of the
rebel signal corps.
The roads are excellent aud the
weather pleasant.
Our signal corps has established a
signal station, and been working to-day
Is miles beyond our cavalry pickets.
Stoneman's cavalry has occupied
Leesburg without resistance.
The following has just been received :
FAIRFAX, Oct. 80.
Two scouts from Dumfries, Stafford
Syringe, Brestow and Brentville, report
no enemy at those places.
A rebel patrol was ut Brentville on
Sunday last.
A contraband from New Baltimore
says cavalry regiment of the enemy
reached there yesterday P. NJ. from
Thoroughfare Gap.
Intelligence is brought that force Of
our cavalry drove in the rebel pckets
and advanced upon the Gap, but meet
ing with larger force returned.
Gen. Walkers force is reported to
have retreated before the advance Of
Generals Pleasanton and Bayard. Walk
er's force is estimated at $4,000, with q
dozen pieces of artillery.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 80.
Especial to the Times.
The railroad officers here have just re.
ceived telegraphic advices from General
Kelly, that the rebels yesterday compile
ted the destruction of Back Creek
Bridge, on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road.
There arc 100 rebel cavalry at Hedge
vile. The bridge is 10 mics west Of
Martinsburg, and "a from Hagerstown.
The bridge was 30 feet deep and 100
feet long.
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THE WAR IS EyvDED

THE WAR IS E.v.DED.
VICTORY IS WON.
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All wishing to purchase good machine are in
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Price Of Baster and Binder 50. Sent to any ad-
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Please state tho sind of machine you wish to
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All kinds of farm produce taken at market
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SECOND PART
OF THE
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Containing the words of popular songs that
have appeared since the publication of the First
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on receipt of which copies will DO mailed, post
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LONDON I LIVERPOOL
Fire Il Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE, So WALL 81 PINE ST, NY.
raid up capital, surplus and reserved
iso0S. -. .................... -...x6.55O. h2h
invested IN this country. lOi5, 1876
Yearly revenue over ...,........... 25OOOOO
Tho Shareholders Personally Response.
Die for Engagements 81 the Com pany.
AL Directors must be Shareholders.
EXPERIENCES FOR DAvEN1oHr:
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kuhnen Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
Nicholas J. Rusch.
uEV IoRK:
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]. G. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
mock Island. jly9
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annum; Wv =" ="
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large outs charged donble the same direns
Yearly ad, ertising contract. will b. una.,.,o,a
apply strictly to tho imm edate business Of the
.cvsr,sei and all other advertisements sent ~ b
sAe advertiser will be charged extra,
=. Advertisements not accompanied with instrua.
aons will be inserted until forbid, and charged -
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haitcrial notices charged for ut the rate az Il
csn.s peru or cght words, and special notices
cents per line, or so cents line per week.
III noticcs Tor religious and benevolent nu,.
pssoi any KIND whatsoever, of'ordinary length
S1ocPt Single announcements Of marriages and
Deaths charged Is cents per insertion. ~
Advertisements from abroad must BE- raid n,
snso' 'dby sn aasance, unless from arnrov.d
Agents. 'p''o''u
Contracts for yearly advertising teruiph,. :.
ING op'ion OF advertisers, they paying an advance.
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Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
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NEW YoRK, Oct. so.
FLorR-Market rather dull and lG0l5c lower.
Sales 5000 barrels ri $3.50 $3.50 Auper West
ern $6 uOeIt60 for common to medium extra.
Western.
WHrsr-Market quite dull and lac lower
Sales $4,000 bu. at l.16dl.2 i ior Chicago Spriug
Isl! ql 3S for Amber lowi.
CoRs.-Nsrket dull ana light demand. 7iG
S3c for mixed Western Sound spring
PoRK Quiet. Sales 500 bbis AZ SIS .o0Il3.5o
for mess, AID Si20ool2 25 prime.
Wu,sKy.-Shade frmer. Sales 400 bbs. at 81
G35lsc.
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ENTRANCE ON SECOND STREET
CAPITAL Paid Up. ssoe,ooo.
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Unasrvrites upon the safer classes Of property,
aesinssioss by IRE and the psrils Of inland nsvi-
as,ton. at reasonable rates, and promptly adjusts
aadpays al reasonable losses which may occur in
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New York Stock Market.

Nun unless lney sppaKo Of nm III tcIins
of praise; no Democ could stand
that.-Auscatine Courier.
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SAN. r. BROWN.
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
- (successor OF Dow h brown, Davenport. Iowa.
Ocics rear Of l.. A. Mackio.'s Bank ac3 dn
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T. - - - -.
CARDS.
u. w. SKINNER.

u. w. SKINNER.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
"A and Notary Public Office on Rradv street.
Post Ofi,e Block, southeast corner, over Powell's
Drug Store. (rooms formerly used by the Dsno-
Graf Printing Ofico.)
1862
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aad TO DO under tho constant care Of the Physi.
clan and experienced nurses. We shall continue
our riding practice Is usual In Davenport, Rock
Island and Moline ami in special cases. make calls
by rail road and river. Charges for treatment, A.
the cure five to ten dollars per voek. Patients
taking home treatment will pay weekly Mrs.
Psics will pay special attention TO the prac ice Of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peeulirr to her
own sex. mysdAwN
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
"A OSvIcK, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
strests, in McManus shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. mch25-dtf.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20

INDUsTRAL soHooL.-The managers of this
institution desire to call attention to their an
nual festival which will be held at the First
Presbyterian church, on Tuesday evening, Dec.
23d. On Wednesday, lunch will be prepared
for ladies and gentlemen who may be disposed
to bestoW their patronage, and on Thursday the
aged and inhrm will be provided with their
usual Christmas dinner.
The friends Of the institution are deeirsd to
send to the church on Tuesday liberal supply
of ham, turkey, bread, butter, cake, etc.
As this Is our only dependence for means to
carry on our enterprise, we trust this appeal
will meet with prompt and liberal response.
We might add that our necessities are more
pressing this year than usual, as we have re-
Gently organized Sabbath school of about o
hundred scholars, for which We very much need
library and other fixtures.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20

Hi0H SoHooL CoNoERr. For the purpose oi
raising the necessary funds to purchase piano
for the use Of the members Of the High School,
Grand Concert will be held at the Lecture
room Of the New High School building on
Broad street, on next Tuesday evening. To
insure crowded house on that occasion II is
only necessary to state that some of the very
best musical talent to be found In this region
has been engaged. Professor Schirner, the emil
nent pianist Of the Delaware Female Seminary,
and Mr.. John SelIzer, our own distinguished
violinist, will each perform some beautiful solos
on their respective instruments, and together
will perform duos Two quartetts (string) as
performed by Messrs. seltzer, Dresel, Won
Doehn and H. Krumm are master works, and
will be new feature in this well arranged con-
cert.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ScArritt, vocalists of this city,
have also consented TO assist on this occasion.g
The senior class (vocaD under the direction
of Mr.. L. F. Lewis, will produce Ducts, quar-
tetts and ohoruses, which, together with the In
strumental selections, will make programme
that Columbus audience has as yet never been
favored with.
Cards Of admission rs cents. Reserved seats,
81 cents-whioh may be had ct the Music Store
Of Mr.. John Seltzer, where diagram of the
Hall can be seen. Sale of reserved tickets
will commence this (Saturday) morning. -
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
OF the steamer Scotia.

Arrival OF the Steamer Scotia.
New YoRK, Dec. l9.-The steamer Scotia
arrived early this morning. Her dates are
Liverpool 9th, Queenstown 7th inst.
Newspapers advance nothing new on Ameri-
can affairs. The Paris Moniteur, in a ousssi
official form, alludes to the presence Of a
French squadron at New Orleans, which IA
represented to have elated the disaffecsed pop.
ulatlon. ...s. ..-I'''-'' = +.
The London Globe thinks the situation Of
America promises striking results soon.
The Times thinks the Democratic successes
have rendered the government desperate In.
stead Of daunting 1t; and It looks upon the last
advices % the worst yet, and as indicating that
the propagation Of a servile war is about to
commence.
Gladstone, In letter to Professor Newman,
denies that he has expressed any sympathy with
the southern cause or passed an eulogium on
jeff Davis. He has thought IL out of his pro-
vince to praise or blame on such complicated
questions. He claims to be a much better
friend to Northern Americans than those who
encourage them to persevere In their hopeless
and destructive enterprise
Interesting and very encouraging statements
have been submitted to the Atlantic Telegraph
Company by Capt. Hsskings, who took sound
lngs on tne forouplne. .e.E
The French Government has concluded con-
tract for supplying the army in Mexico for two
years. Prolonged occupation Is inferred.
The cotton famine distress in France Is in
creasing in severity.
BouFse heavy at 70ll50c.
The Greek question remains unchanged.
A squadron Of Lancers recently mutineed at
st. Petersburg.
LONDON MONEY MARKrr-Funds weak on the
5th, and closed fractionally lower. Consule
921E for Exchange Dividend. There was .
steady demand for discount, but the supply con-
tlnued abundant at 21s@3 per cent. Bulllon
at the Bank of England had decreased during
the week 89l79. $3.50
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-The Cotton Brokers'
circular says the market last Friday closed with
dull and dropping tendency, at about I'd per
pound below quotations In the circular. On
Saturday, however, on receipt Of the Scotia 9
advices, bringing orders for the purchase Of
cotton, frmer tone sprung up and prices par.
TALLY regained the above decline.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20

NEW YoRK, Dec. I9
etocks active and better demand. Rock Island
e0ki Norwich and Worcester 70; Milwaukee and
Prairie du ohein 9nd preferred eli cleveland and
Toledo 6px; Inois Central scrip 49, Michigan South.
ern guaranteed e3l American Gold l3o0l3QX; Pacific
Mall lSe; New York Central l0l Hudson 79K, Harlem
III; Harlem preferred 50ki Michigan Central S0 Pitt.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago 1st bonds lO6; q. 8.
!ixes 1881 coupons lolk California severn o5; Brook
n water loan l00x; Indiana and Michigan 80; Illinois
Central bonds ITO; Tern Haute and Wabash Cd bonds
a2xi Erie tth bonds 10i Del I. q W. l27: aalena and
Chicago 8lk; Cleveland and Pittsburg a; Erie COZ,
do preferred Oil Cleveland q Toledo s9k, Treasury
Notes 3lO) l03T; Little Miami l08X; Michigan
eouthernTXi Michigan Southern second 9sf; Erie I'd
hopde l2l Pttsburg, Fort Wayne &chicago "a bonds
sef do iChicago North Wesera lst 3ek do I'd
3al DO asserted bonds ~ Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati l24k Panama 1879 Missouri rxes Ten.
nesees nixe! 64i Racine and Milwaukee ll2kj United
States &c 81 coupons 10t; Registered 9ox q. g. Sc
a. coupons %; Registered fex; Demand Notes l0l,
Virginia Skies 90 Tennessee sax; Hannibal and
et. Joseph bonds 63ki United States one year ceYtin
Gates e7i coupons 10ik; demand notes lo6l Resding
10; 0hicagos Burlington and Quincy 67x; us. year
certaeate e6; North Carolina 6s 20: Ohio 0s Of 's
Mi California Ts l4k.