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,oL. JOSEPH 4. TUCKER, CHIEF MARSHAL,
.1pE-A. Il. Van Du1cn, J. G.. Fargo, ). J.
Richards. and n. Il. Hahn.
;ol. De Land and staff-.1rt Rse't Mich. shsrp-
shooteFs, ,;;a aras 9an eaaga noup
at Regimen. 1ltneis s stste Militia, Chicago City
nnas SAC aseisfh Sts@eo Rao5s.
Invalid Soldiers hom the i. $ Hospitals. and
Soldiers Hone; a1ass tn Amsr1esn ,nsaa6a anu T. D.
Captured Rcbsl Figs IL Wight & Curriers' band
wagon.
SECOND DIy1zloN.
UP. HAnR1s, Marshal
A1ps-John Shank and ". II. Powell.
Ba1d Of Thsycr & Noyes in carriage.
THIRD pT1szoS.
Band.
II. P. 1GlxHAIsy, MAreh9l. \
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
German Encampment 10 40-
Chicago Enesmpment No. 10.
Duare Lodge No. IL:
E1celeiof Lodge No. ~.
Chicago Lodge No. IS.
Robert blum Lodge No. So
Fort Dcalborn Lodge No: ai.
Harmonic Lodge No. 8si:
German TuFuycrtin Society.
German Woriingmen's Association.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Baud.
MAJOR D1yERsT, Marshal.
con1ey,, s9ss Lsenasd Often. and Adam
St. Vincent Do Paul, German Society.
UIbcruian Benevolent Society.
St. A]phoEsus Society.
st. Benedictns Benevolent Society.
stBeneS1stfPs st Pete2s xe9ns sos!etV 1srs society,"
Catholic Temperance pensvolent Society.
confcienss q 81: Vincent q Psal Society.
Holy Name Conference.
Holy Family Conference.
St. Louis Conference.
Immaculate Conception Conference.
81. Sohn.s e1ts1snss Conference.
st. MsrY's Conference.
St. Fddget's Conference.
Cnited Sons Of Erln-
FIFTH DIVISION.
Band.
10. HorT. Marshal:
oratol nsatb he 81 aad sa GhaPiaa apa
f. f. f'sssE: Pee.
Mayo, and ex. Mayor Of Chicago in Carriages.
" Board @ Of Aldermen IN Carriages.
Board Of Police Commissioners In Carriages.
Doard Of Public Works ta Carriages.
Judge and Ofacezs Q. 8. Court.
Judge and Officers Superior Cont
Judge and o5sess Geos GSa9t} }Cc9T coart'
2uuEG a4u CA1.eae 4A.t En .n.H
o. s. Government Gneefs.
coxerno7s and Ex.Goyernors Of Illinois, in ca.-
rsages. r.
Governors ana E1'Iosettoosa E1It VI oAacl '''8se0' -
President and 0htcers Sanitary CoDmiesion.
Members Of Q. S. Senste:
NembeIs Aonse g g! pisae. Mspfseeu'a.iSea'
Sheriff Of cook Comfy and Deputies
Town Officers Of North: West, and So1th ~ IN SMeaso'
Ia" Ah1s111s ~ ~ ~ 1TMSs Tr.%s - Wv
Merchants Of Chicago, onlcera and Students
Chicago University;
1:1;'..s ana1s sc11f;re Snn Cnmnattec,
CoMm,ttee of Arrangements.
SIXTH DIVISION.
| J,Y. FArwE11, Marsbsl.
Land.
cat sf H. " fa1oging n}aces-at Iiue o'clock
mset o. tS s,,J n1srfs1scs vi, he ia readIese
to receIre them-and viii return them to game
places: -.,,..,s.u,u
sa,,Tr M1s1 on1IIe1or-shieids Mission Sabbath
school-oorner5 Lssal1e AID Twentieth streets
Dearborn Public mapeon n1 ntSer w.rops
snitab!e for The ~ nre ct this Division. win sent
them to State et1tet between Lake and Water, b,
nlae o'clock .rv1u nr1s1ox.
Hand.
4 J. a. DoIE. Marshal.
ee1%an Hn1ne sans sSnars Society.
Ponies and Oxen contributed
Pittsburgh Commission Of Peace to tho sontn'
+b,. .z1i, tSd So1o,r fSe Trades and Manu-
, 1863-10-27

No MeeEnE On 'Cu&uRps
1nefs viii be 10 meeting on 'Chanxe to-oay tIues-
dayl member. Of the Bosrd OF Tza1c AaYfrk unAu
Uou,1y resolved to deyota one dsy to tho NorsaNest
rai
, 1863-10-27

Nt T.. 0KuA 0I@&HE41Eute0VGsF LIT
,..-o,se IN s. ,sa.,s SO
3ccresse in Snet1r ,..,,,,..,.,..,......,,, 44,Hs
,.rcanr IN cfrt tllatfou u,.,,,,.,,..4., 1AS33
ierrccse in Gcpo6lts 7ai
, 1863-10-27

PORT OF 0HKO& Co.

AENIYED....... .Octontf&-
Prom Nornar. Lifts, oswego. sundues.
prnnn Il reet Jueep, CTi3ui, BnEa1o, snudrle&.
pron Merchart EIi3;,s Buffalo, snadres.
Prop Antelope, Butler. sarnla. sqadLesl:
P{0p P{0p R1utes 4 sa htctson, betsot, sundries.
{s9R 4apR M1S Mon!of' Eapton, EFle, ss toas coal
Bk sunny sics Ghase natIslo 2l9o 6EIs as,nsl rs.
Il; 4sSS fn5e HasRes FL sz
sehF Sspym spa, !s
seh Possey Mass Bs1lo is ID t9ni RI. cSa 81
Schr EorTeSian, sSattuek, 6sweo. 49 tons RlSon-
SER Fortune. Frazer, Bay City. 1ss N n mmbet;
schr NoheItt tfeNs, BAY Wy ~ u ~ u i11,
Sem Three Bells. DaYid5on, Aenomince' lS' IL iN'A
Sch, Ganeernn, LII Cornell. Grant Haven. ss5 N 'n'
Ter.
CLEAEEQ.... .-.-......OcL 20.
S5mr p0e ne afne NIT os,nan, Gsia -four
pIon ponn tAiieUhsny Hoypto1 Bnhalo, 349 hts nouE-
To in91n1serT KILLER Budaio, 59 brls dour.
iasR rrep Forrest crlqu Buffalo, 1sa orls -four
pfSp Pote@ss. Sdss Gebhard. Buffalo. prs aour 1oa
pfop S1 City geaas Rnale Z, o 65ls eu1:
HsrE I'm Jones, Andrews. HuHalo. G,a45 tn oals.
Rs.s rride of Ameres, fiszgiobona. Pt col5ourue
p19 Empire 1 STATE, stsckee BSs1e q seo oatg
sehr ST. james sbsa, Rgaalo z ~ r. nn ~ .nsss ns:t
schr Eeu " Scott, Morgan, UsNe 1,tN ~ WnE8s
Schr MontanK naW * IN N ~
I Schr E. n. baxter. hence1sons : H. ''1 "
|
, 1863-10-27

ear Nervous Diseases and PhyHltA Debility,
arising from SPECIFIC causes, IN both sexe4-neT
and reliable treatment, u !epotta ot taa Howard
ehargn. Addfesr, Dr. J: 8ka1lln Houghton, How
ard Association, No, South Ninth eheet tnAa'
atsoN1k, PA. &a1@
, 1863-10-27

f;o 70 THE HxsT-4o 70 BRYAHT STRATfoNe
CnrcA0o CoHnEnC1AL CoL1EaE. to get tnosoo4n
nracttcal bpeinetn edneato1. Fok circulars ad-
Chicago I1tpniA.
, 1863-10-27

ANOTHER -PREsESTAT1oS,-We notice
.,ronp the .pany handeome donations to the Ladies
rnir. \ gupsth Piano Forte, valued ut $3.50, made
hvJ. ", Vosc OF Boston, and presented By our en-
tcrprising and patriotic friends, Messra. Root q
Cady. Of this city. Il IL splendid iastsnmeats Of
, 1863-10-27

In ts.s city OF she 2stn tass ,b1 taa Rsr r. wills
anuFhier of L L sne1nsn, Esq al ot this c.s5
In this city, On Monday Oct 2fss. by r. Res. Dr;
15rNnien, Mr. l. Nan n PHILIPS. ot chicago a1a
cK.Ca.
In this city. 9Th inst. by. Rsr r. 3. R7de.. Hr:
M ORC1k r DkXTEn, OF Menpkfs Tern a.d Ala4
KA1EF TH eTEHKB, Of 81 Anthony. Nina.
In I'LL city Monday morning. Oct 26sn. 1868 As tho
,ssttEncs o. g. Fo:s"r. Ksa:. b. Eev. ~ Wright.
Me- eELtEN (. 5ROoks. ot Nothaaid, Vt. No
, 1863-10-27

Gas F1xTuBEs.-The cheapest place to hny neH
etY}es, Ia at Wilma1th's, 1Ss Lake street.
, 1863-10-27

m the nsc and abuse Of ectacles and Ill diseases
Of tie Ere aud Ear. Much valuable Information
t,ns 1t III nd hx eonBnl4inN
, 1863-10-27
Northwestern afr-SpeciaI N oticesfor
This Morning.

Tp TEE CLER0T.-J- Y. Ho3t1 EsQ-s mathnA1 ~
the Fifth Division in tie procession, to-day, re-
euests the clergy Of the city and all Others naraed
in Ie dtyieion for carriages. to be at the fremont
promptly at Q O'Clock THE morning.
To OFFICERS or THE AExr ASp NATF.-H is
expressly desired that without further instsatsoa
nj, oface1s OF The army and nayy in thia city, |
strnpce.e AZ well ae residents, will report at the
srrenont House at o'clock this morning, to tske
their p1are In carriages assigned them IN the pro-
cession.
Roam or TnApE-Nemte1s OF the Board Of
Trsda are requested to meet ut their 1oorns II
osclock this morning, to unite with Inc pfocee"
sion. 4 fuu attendance 3s desired, TINT the bouy
.nav be well Represented. By order o! Committee
OF Arrangements.
MxucIxruE Observation-Disclosures Of the
Mercantile Association and merchants Of Chicago
are reoueated to meet at the fooms Of the AAso-
c1ation at o'clock this morning, to join In the
procession. 1tishoped that al will respond. in
comfortably with the Proclamation OF the Mayor.
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
Chicago Drlsing ParE.7Gesrge ~ G 91as r. M1
e2,0oOTo.dAy.
The condition OF the track, yesterday, rendered
the postpouement Of this much talked~of trot' to
To daF. impressive. To-day at 8 O'Clock p. N.
ths.e celehrated horses wiu show their speed in
,nf,s he,,. hest three In i've for 5000 The
+-.rt IN he in nood condition II It does not
stoim nus 1otenooa. 4n ~ +,stn ~ +he
r.a, ~ vsn F,,e, strert dcnot precisely
- o,c,ocs rnott;np I'm commeucs at $
a,r,oc. 1fniea bright da5, the attendance at
s.1s r.,a vim ho larce. Strangers in town will be
sh1s - ,;.,t the PARK and sec the race after the
@s's..1 ..-o,,;<s ~ oneniue the crest Northwest
Ao4a .,,or ccrr1.cre 1yf'f ouly be admit.
49, c,s,a etreet catee. ,Test side al
tea tntous1 |A' @"~'0
r-~xo1e ecuoo,. M T1p4np-L. DY.
....,..s 1,,.,,.,,.- -,rho ~, a+.nY,v ,ne,ea.,no
.,,,. .,.,,%,a,,t ,,,s,,tnt,n7, t.
"am. y. ~ 49, <e,as-a T., ,.tt., = !,
.p .s,s1.s =. - a,..t.,1iaz - +ha srrono.
nu'g - .s..,n.,+ sea 1s,t h;e ,n,nv 1,,nTs r.
pneu.u .t,ss,.. .,s +he..of .se ..,,.na = !
oeaau " 80 <,r,,t1, an, rac1.tad p,.cti
elssan. 1ec9aras ~, co,onere1.1 lar A.,
ca Aa 4..e.- s..ut,v.,v Nv Nj Iocber. the YER
~ 80 ,nat ,1ctor at the School Of Trade The,
mr. reru1at1y held esc1y Monday and Thussaayeve
MIR nom to 8, ut the college haA. corner Of Lax
andWe1Is street, aud are nauch ffcquented by ous'
meas mcu, who ayail themselves ofGr. Dyrentatth,
friendly Invitation. ~ the school Is 50 convent
ent1y situated, yaeito.e to Chicago who arc inte'
, 1863-10-27

.s-,,s.. A.. 4eailc 8is1ghter;s Sole. .a9ag5c
f1na $a8isc Buenos Ayres. -. S?e$lc
EE1"' EE1n"' 55G9Dc Urinoco. Or. ..9tesSc
HH.t 41 tifai Is Ortaoco. NM. .sIae3c
ESf SePs5 soot: s5Sss 49, 6ilssSo aSsS god asa aay,o
Collar, Ss&@4os Hseo'''''''''''''"s's'~
o..n.s. 4sa45c French Kip..,,,. '140
nins hac1W has11ea1'''" FHaa5cf S3ns., 191@ ..
n.{pa na{pa Al jMS - aMoine. 2 dor. .6s 0g&7A01
ci asens ~ itt Is Rusaett Luings. 7cCa12
Tnnrr q toot'. T@2c Ping Linings. 7nA913 %
TEEsxsetr Bride q i Roaus. .l1.01&l5.N
, 1863-10-27

OnpER OF PRoCEssIoS-As meeting Of
the Mxrshala last evening, the order OF procession
was SO materially changed from that at des
adopted, that VIC 1cpuhlish It, as the Line will b.
-dnv
, 1863-10-27

C1osED,-The Post Office will be closed to-
day1rom ten in the morning until noon.
, 1863-10-27

POCKET P1cKEp.-A young man named
Klaussncr, L German. had his pocket picked Of
| s6o0 IN money and draft for $3.50 On the Madi-
| eon street cars about eix o'clock last evening.
, 1863-10-27

Cn1cAoo1ASs n PAR1s.-Among tho names
Of Americans Registered at the American Banking
House, Paris, for the week ending October 9th, We
notice those Of TuthiN King. f. G. Larred and
aon, ard James RunIor, Of Chicago, and A. n.
Fanyersa nf Illinois.
, 1863-10-27

0LUAKE-Msrxos active and arm at 93op3 per
ton.
ONIONB-Drisk demand md 6upplJ Nnited. Prices
rule nrm 1t Il 5a9tH Salcs to-day of 200 bu goot
Qne!aty at u s. on track.
JIIS-Iafhoa OIL IL In hetter supply, auf VIC note
nesline on Nhfse And yellow OF 70 gallon. Market
ssaa.nlfr rrf,ra ena ht1n duata.
, 1863-10-27

ssses tatay 81 tons Union No.1 1t 1890.
lead AND SHUT-De Demand active. Prices
1srn We quote: ,nr
LEAD.
p1E Lead a MA I'd
IImEMafEeta active, and SIMPLY ve;y, y,, saoTt We Ms
Of S5c on Water Lime. We quote: .,ooa
Lime in hulk... II
lime in bfls. ae
Water Lime. s'V~ -"
observation-disclosures generally active and prices
.,;in Hrm n inEf nuntat;DH9 WE quote:
, 1863-10-27

0culist md Anrist, III South Clark street, ca1-
cagc. on-ct
Examination free. DC, 1osAso1'
, 1863-10-27
ss14 r. s1s14oA1e'''He(fasrO|

NIETAT9-Thefe Il q good demand for ~ {
.tnI.s nf etals. and the market rules arm We
, 1863-10-27
THE NORTHWESTERN SAM
TARY FAIR,
The Inauguration Parade To-
Day.
CONTRIBUTIONS STILL POUR
ING In.
The Concert at Metropolitan
Hall Tonight.

This will be proud day for Chicago and th.,
Nottlweet-a day that will long be Fememhr .scd
by tue Thousands on the field and in hospital whose
sut1cripes are slevia.ed ind wants minic,tered to
By those angels Of rne1cy-the ladies o. the North
west, who inaugurated and perfected this great
fatY-nor viii It's memory be cherlshed with any
less pleasure by the tens Of thousands Of foi,,ea
ard individuals in the cities. tozo. villages and
AL through the country, who n,rr an liher,,1v
contributed to producc D., grand resn1s. Never
before has such :-rottc o. 1oble charity appeal
ed 20 eioqae' ~ OF 50 successfully to the public
ear anu -ue pnblic and private purse. Never be.
fore has such enterprise beeu so well projected
and matured as has this By the determined euerIy
| Of the women Of America" Never before has
tho press lenttts aid and Its influence to such IN
extent In any similar enterprise.
Asa proof OF the Interest felt by tho people in
this Soldicr'a Fair. VIC may mention that besides
contributing libcraly, to swell the resources and
| profits OF the Fair, thousands will to-day close
their places Of business and join in the grand In
arguration procession.
| manifestation Of their approval. aud to en-
courage the entesprlee the several Courts have ad
5ou1ned o7er today the Post oflce Is closed; ths
Board Of Trnde adjourned; the public schools arr
cloeed the banks Of the city are closed busineei
Of ali kinds, whether in tho ofacos, storas shops
OF manufactures. viii be suspended. IN order te
make grand gals day Of the inauguratsono Of tht
| Northwestern Sanitary Fair.
In napother column viii be found orders from
Ma,sbals sud other officers concerning matters te
be attended to this morntrg.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
l F1RsT DIVISION,
City Police In platoons under command Of Capt
| Nelson.
/ Band.
COL. JOSEPH q. TUCKER. CHEF MARSHAL
ApE-A. Il. Van Burcn, J. G. Fargo, 5. J
| Richards, and n. Il. Hahn
! Col. Dc Land and Staff-1et Regt Mich. 6htrp
Shooters, q. >: ols-connandipg
| Detachment Of Invalid Corps, from Camp Doug
| lae, q. s. vols. ,
1st Regiment 11linois State Militia, Chicago Cit:
Gnarbe}-Col. ]. L Hsneock, commanding.
End Regiment Illinois State Nilitta-Col. kuobels
: tori commanding.
| Invalid Soldiers from the U. Hospitals anI
Soldiers Home, tn American md U. 5.
, 1863-10-27

T OST-A Pocket Book, cont5ining
atout Us OF IN. 1he finder will bo Lbarai} r
vsrted bY leaving tha aAms Rt ths oatce o. =
BOTH corner Of Madison aad pearposn aaee.s'
, 1863-10-27

CATAvBA ISLAND GRArEs.-Those vino
vaata superb article Of Catawba grapes, viii cali at
No 209 South Water street, where J. Jones, }r,, l.
Co., keep On hand an extensive assortment Of the
choicest varieties, from Catawba Island. Sea i'd
Ycrfisement In annther COLUMN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11

WHAT A MAssAcHusErTs REPUBLICAN,
JOURNAL THlNKs.-The Springfield Re
publican is an administration paper, but
it has the courage and csndor to stig-
Matte as it deserves, the infamous order
Of Adjutant General Thomas, dismissing
Lieut.. Edgerly from the service for cir
culating "Coppelhesd" tickets in New
Hampshire
STRANGE CASE OF PARTY ProscRIP-
TIoY.-The Democratic State Co nmit-
tse of New Hampshire have issued q
special address on the matter of Lieut..
Edgerly's dismissal from the service for
slcci neering for the Democrats in the
late election in that State. We had
supposed the order forgery, but it ap.
pears TO be genuine. The Committee
hold the President responsible for it, as
it appears on its face to be authorized
by him, but We believe it will turn out
to be one Of the inspirations of the
war office. The New Hampshire Dem-
oerats have right to feel indignant
over it, more especially as they had to
meet many soldiers at the polls, sent
nome to vote and eectioneer against
them. Neither the dismission OF Lieut..
Edgerly nor the offensive language in
which IT 10 ordered admit of Justification
Or apology.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11

This much We know; there has been
4 battle recently fought upon Virginia
soil, near the old city Of Fredericksburg,
and this is about all we do know. Ru-
mors have been coming in thicker and
f.s,er,and 40 anxious have been the peo-
ople to have something done to wind up
this war, restore the union and once moro
place the laws upon some permanent ba'
sis, that they are ready to believe almost
anything that sayors o victory. The
news telegrsphed all over the country on
Saturday night that there was no doubt
that through the superior strategy Of
somebody, that Richmond had been thk-
en- set the country in aperfect blaze OF
excitement. Now after taking more
calm survey Of the field We think that
news is OF a questionable character. So,
too the news that Hooker has re-crossed
the Rappahsunock, sand the minor ru-
mors. If it were fact that Gen. Hook.
er had SO planned his campaign as to
have been successful in drawing all OF
the rebel forces from Richmond TO Fred
ericksburg, and if Gen. Stonemsn had
been down with his fifteen Thousand
cavalry in Lees rear and destroyed all
of his railroad facilities, it must be very
plain that it was the easiest thing IN the
world for keyes to come in from York
town and make the rebel capital an easy
prey. But if we admit all this--if We
admit that Gen. Lee withdrew all his
iorcss-left no defence for Richmond,
made no provisions whatever for line
Of retreat from the field, we must admit
that instead OF being great General he
is very small one and entirely unfit
TO have charge Of even q contraband
brigade. 1t is true that grea. generals
sometimes get trapped as the result of
egregieus biunders, but on careful ex-
animation Of the matter, we can arrive
Ut no other conclusion than that the news
is bogus. II we are wrong II will be the
most agreeable error Of Judgment tina,
we have ever fallen into. We hope
Richmond is ours, but we have conclud
ed not to claim it until farther advices
have been received from some more re-
liable source. We only know noS that
our arms were met at fredericksburg
and that they retreated before the supe-
rior power of the enemy and fell back
across the Rappahannock. The admin
istration las debarred the people from
hearing . straight story about the mat
ter, and consequently We must content
ourselves with rumors anti facts " leak
out"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11
GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD

EyOPTY MILES THE SHORTE ROUTE
l. TO Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West SIDE Lnk De-
pot, Chicago, as follows:
At "A NJ. daily, except Sunday.
At $40 p NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive Mt l0:s5 A NJ, and l045 nN
Through TO Cincinnati and In iirnspslis, without
change Of cars
Elegant sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Time to Cincinnati, eleven nours.
Through tickets may be obtained at theprncipal
Railroad Offices in the Nsrth W. est. and the Com
pany's Office. No. 1913 Randolph street, under
the Sherman House.
JOHN BRANDT, J a, Cont Supt; 4
Y. Z. tOLLETT, Genl Ticket Ag'N
81 y. h. MOORE, Agt, Chicago
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11

BELLIGEREST RuMoRs FROM CANADA.
The Quebec Chronicle says news is
said to have reached that city that If
teen regiments were ordered out from
England, in consequence of the Ameri-
can ambassador having notified the
English government that IN case the
iron -clads now building in English ship
Yards for the Chinese were allowed TO
depart, be would consider it equivalent
TO declaration Of war. Canadian
journals also state that nine vessels left
England for Canada, loaded with arms,
ammunition and military sloTes-six are
for Quebec and three for Montreal
Among the former are the Thames,
Providen,ia, Ravendale, Globe and Ma
rianne,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11

-EQUlTABLE.--The Equitable-The Equita-
BILE Lfe-Equi,abic Life Assurance-The Eqai-
table Life Assurance Society Of tho United
States.
oFFiCE.-0fice on Bra ly strcet-on Brady
street, below the Post Office third door below
the rost 0iace-35 Brady street.
W. F. ROSS COW. +. Ross Il Co.. agents
w. F. Ross Co, agents Of The Equitable.
inn 6-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11

In consequence Of Gen. Hascall's mil
itary order, and the fact thst no sort of
fair play 10 to be allowed in the coming
municipal election Of Indianapolis, Ind +,
the Democrats there have withdrawn all
their candidates, even tor the schools
Not Democrat nil consent 10 be a can
didate. Every Republican candidate,
sUen do'on as top as for the dog pound,
aciU therefore be elected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11

An extensive wooI-grower of Gratiot.
Auskingum county, Ohio, . few DAYS
ago sold 1900 pounds OF last years
wool, receiving 81 cents per pound,
thus realizing sI4,76o-quite snug
little sum for q single item Of farm pro-
duce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11
Re0E Estate .3geMcy.

yl,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
L TO copartnership for the transaction OF q
general Real Estate business. They will give
their attention to the buying, ss ing and renting
of real estate, paying taxes, collecting, and any
transactions that fall wi thin the legitimate line
OF their business. From their long residence
both being +" old settlers"-and general familiar
ity with real estate operations, they aatter them
selves they will be able to give satisfaction to all
who may entrust their business TO them.
OFFioE-Post Office building, second floor:
A. SANDERS,
j. NJ. ELDRlDGE.
Davenport, April ], 1868 diff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11
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NEVVHv'G .N.lCHZ.v.E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
i stitches, and fuds tho cloth either right or
left as the operator may desire. 1t sews very
rapid, ia easy of operation and almost noseless.
1t IL fully protected by letters patent, and each
machine warranted TO the purchaser.
All those desiring first class family ewin,
machine vii. 40 richly repaid by an examinatio
Of its merits
MISS X. Is. CLINGMAN.
Room No. 4 Cup stairs), Forest Block, corner
Perry and Third streets, Davenport, Iowa.
mar Att
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11

Commissioner Boutwell, is expected
1ext week to finish his work upon the
Tax Law, which 10 to be published nm.
dr. The sascrion Of the Treasury De-
entnsst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-11

To 4. r. Leighton, Manager Boston
O6ce, Independent Telegraph :
Do not fail to send us the news Just the
same as heretofore-that l., everything
that is made public in Boston or New
York. No military dictator can pre-
vent legitimate use of our facilities
Tor the transmission to any station, Of
intelligence already made public.
J. w. SrRovER.
Manager of Boston and Portland Dis
trct.
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Bounty and Pensions.

DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-, all
ID soldiers who have been discharged in con-
sequence OF wounds received in battle, are now
entitled to the 500 bounty.
We collect BuUsrIKs for soldiers who have
served two years, or who have been discharged
as above; also ISvALID PENSIONS and PENSIONS
for widows. minor children, mo aers and orphan
sister. Of deceased soldiers; also the bounty due
the WILLOWS, minor children, parents or relatives
of deceased soldiers.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS,
inch eo-.f Main street, Davenport.
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MAJOR CHAs. LARRABEE, we'll
known citizen of Hartford, Conn.,, died
at that place on Tuesday last, aged -
years. He was lieutenant IN the war
Of 1872, and was severely wounded in
the battle of Lundy's Lane, from which
he lost an arm, amputalion having be-
come necessary. Up to the time Of his
death he received pension from the
government at one time it was S25 a
month, but subsequently was increased
to $40. lie was worth property to the
amount of several thousand dollars,
which lie donates entirely for the bene-
1t Of lame, deformed and manned fe-
males. In reference to the disposition
of his body he left written memoran-
dun, in which he says:
my grave must be dug but four
feet deep and midway between the obe-
lsk and south part of the fence. Should
] die III the winter, enough earth must
be placed so far above the surface Of the
ground as will save the body from the
frost When the spring ha. come, and
earth has grown well, then earth must
be added to raise my grave two feet
above the adjoining surface OF the
ground. The top OF the grave must be
three feet vide and eight feet long, with
a gentle slope all around it. Then the
best of turf must be placed oil over it !;
and may this turf have good and sub.
stautial growth every summer Ny
head must be placed at the west end Of
my grave, so when | rise, or called to
Judgment, l may face the sun.
have had an engagement
many years with Mr.. Roberts TO furnish
my dead body with coffin. want a
we'll made eotlip, but do no, want a
cents worth OF fancy work and materi-
ais upon it. do not want box for
my coffin, for | desire to lie as near
mother earth as possible"