Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

Some women paint their faces and
then weer because II does rot make
them beautiful. They raise a hue-and
cry.
Smallpox has broken ont among the
rebel pr son 70 at Fort Deia~arc.
Thee ave row about ore hundred AID
IF = cases.
A new bslmoral shoe factory a, Hat
ford Ia 20 arranged that = shoe goes
through thirt.en q fiereDt hands and
comes ont complete IN ten minutes.
One Of the largest dry goods mer-
chants Of New York says that the de-
mand tor extravsgapt luxu,ies 10 the way
OF costly ard snowy goods is g'ea'er row
than for twenty years past.
The sultan Of Turkey has got over his
economical fit. ard is going IN large for
a s,and,ng army, an ,rcn clad fleet, aud
the sebulidipg Of the pAlsces on the
Bospnorus.
Cotton manufactures prosper most
when cotton is scarce ard high. The
NILS and pri,t wo,ks at Ma enes 'r,
! New liampshne. sold last wear 1900,
900 Yards Of cloth, clearing 81 100000
or 60 per cent. On The capital.
Gen S ott delivered culogg or John
Jay Crtlenoen, at Cooper lnsttute,
" cdnesdav night. The general health
Of the veteran soldier is rlua kab'A
90 j, though subject to occa ional at
tacks luc,dent tn his advanced age.
Al old lady ard two Children We're
burned to death at Pitt, bu,gh. on Taur-
day n,gl,, ~htlo in bed. The bed
cloth 8 cough, fire, il some way, while
they we're asleep. aud they we're sutfp
ca'ed and bsoh burned before the tlr
was di covered by Others.
Gen. y. II. lii, OF the rebel army,
arpe, ded to leave OF ahset ce this ~
r,sua}orv note: "a proved upon ,he
v,one1 that brave men - tie army
Should b. psrml ted {, 20 home when
ever prsc,ic .bte +; otheIv.psc al the chit
dren 10 he bore dnriuC The var aud the
sual period afieraa d, vii be tie II
spIipy .t The towards at home hp has.
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sui st1.utes ard RE otbetw az exempt.
FoRr ANTItl an, Oct. ). 1868
EDs. llMss: Known. yon Won d
like 10 hear ANYTHING that ma, occur,
has', n to IL form YOU To-day Two mc'
arrived il camp from TT. denton. The,
we're comle Id to .la.el Ivy Ct OIL,
30 the Indians were very hnm' rous am
hostile. They stare that al For Culoi
there a,e iive o. six thousand war; ors
and no doubt By tGis trne The j ri u
taken ard DESTROYED. Same tine 90
two Re-, attempted to come down Il,
! river ii "A iack raw tot. lh,y can
i,on the god nj icg on OF the G
on 5 ore II or, an al Il cons tf.iahi,
1nahiiiy Of gold ~,th lhtm. Th H.
d'aas a.ackei and killed tenn, MS
II king III with lrc p!u dee. Til Sc " ei
. have neen n tie u ne> te,riv any AZ
and -ay tie nntry g'!y en- IN soi
nearly ,qg-l 10 Nail csnia. The niaer,
hai 5 me h-hin. with Tie Indian
thele, but lina y whippe.l thern. They
d. not lr.ub!e much, but he india
aie no. u b. trusted We hive tee
ia ID NJ TINS Fon; it is now nearly fl
isn,d. we leave in ew days, ~ a
soon az w. can. A force OF cayatv arr
iniaEtry VIII cccnpy II. We shall begin
. 'hc canpo'Sn =. ..o ro-'-a II -.li,'
| hope We s'.ali march by J ittie
| route rext year. Al wef aud anx GU /,
ge; down, as ii is uuc imfcrrabK cold II
: cents I he Wed S blowing so had in
To my tent tia. l have to catch an.
grsb my paper or Il W mid be sea. e'eo
to the nds. TINS is the most intrrra
county Tor wihd, mean The vcrltabl
article, ever saw.
J. Ii. Is.
Sixth cavalry.