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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
WASHINGTON AND THE UNIoN.-Miss

WASHINGTON AND THE UNIoN.-Miss
d p. Baker read her poem, entitled "Wash
ington and the Union" in the Court House,
on Monday evening last, and was compli
mented by quite large audience. A vein
of plety and the most exalted patriotism
marked the production which was received
by her hearers with marked attention, and
manifestations of satisfaction at the close of
the reading. A subscription was circulated
among our citizens for The National Banner,
which is edited by Miss Baker, and printed
monthly in Washington, D. c. A.cub of 80
! was raised for the Banner, and one half the
subscriptions obtained given to the Union
League to be used in aiding the soldiers of
the National armies. The Banner is liter
airy publication furnished to single subscri
bers at the low rate of $3.50 per year, and
to clubs of thirty at $1.0O each. One half
the subscriptions in all cases is given to the
relief Of the soldiers. Miss Baker has had
considerable practice as public reader and
lecturer, and her whole heart is directed to
the cause OF the Nation in this its giant
struggle against despotism and dissolution.
WAR AGAINST THE Hoes AND GEESE.
The "din of preparation " for the i'm
pounding of hogs and geese found going at
large in Elkton has been loud for some days
past. The new Bailiff, E. Wesley Janney,
has erected large pen for the purpose, and
we may look for brilliant charge" at
any time on these terrors to persons with
white fences and clean pavements. The
authority for this declaration of war by the
| Bailiff is found in the l4th and 18th sections
| of the Town Ordinances. which read thus !:
"No person to permit hogs to run at
large, under penalty OF so cents for each
hog thus going at large, and hogs subject to
seizure and sale by the Bailf for fine and
costs. No person to let geese 60 at large in
the town under penalty Of l23 cents for each
goose going at large, and the geese liable to
be seized and sold by the Bailiff for the fine
and costs"
The owners Of predatory hogs and geese
had better take note Of this, % the law is to
be enforced with rigor that will throw all
previous achievements in the shade.
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NOTICE.
My WIFE, JANE SIMPSON, having
Iva left my bed and board without Just
cause, hereby caution all persons against
harborhg Or trusting her on my account, as
will pay no debts of her contracting.
GEORGE. SIMPSON.
June 6, lS63-3w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

DRAFT x SMEDLEY'S improved Spring
Rake the best art Gle in For sale at manufac-
turcrs piices, by JOS. P. CANTWELL.
FARMERS BELLS, a frst-rate article :,
L for sale by JOS P. CANTWELL.
SlNCLA1R'S Improved Expanding Fluke,
~ for sale by JOS. P .CANTWELL.
Two close out, lot of Hay Forks and
L Scythe sneads Mt old prices. by
June S, 1868. JOS. p CANTyrELL
GRAIN CRADLES, a superior article
~ For sale, by JOS. P, CANTwELL..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
Liquid Gutta Perch Cement.

Tor Coating Metals Of all kuds wqen exposed TO
TIC action Of the Weather, and for Preserving and
!"pariuS A"ai Roofs Of all kinds
This is he only Composition known which will
r~evs$t,llir resist extreme changes Of all climates
TO- any '.ng,h ct time, when applied to metals
:" which it achercs iirnsly. forming body equal
=" trre cUnts Of Puim. oos.s mach loss and will
Las, ;kree times As long and from its elasticity is
NJ" injured By the contraction and expansion Of
lin AID ether Metal koofs consequent upon sud
der "hsrges in shs weather.
i vii not crack in Cold or rum In Warm
y "H'hsr. ard will not wash Oft.
''.y Tin and other Metal Roofs can be re-
y-'r"d with QUITS Percha Cement, and preTsnted
{ ~ furhrr corio.nn and leaking. thereby
"rsuri9a perfectly Water light koof Er many
yfa!s
This Cement is particularly adapted for the
preservation Of Iron Ratings. Stoves Ranges.
s"fcs Agricultural implements, Sc, aldo for
grrcrsl III lnutacurers' use
GaTTA PERCHA CEWENTS.
S"r preserving and rsptirng Tin and other Motal
HG"fs Ut every description, from its great elias
1;eiiy. IL not injured by tho contraction and
expansion OF Metals. and will not crack in Cold or
rua ia Warm Weather.
ET. STAPLES. Agent,
April Is. 1856 Elkton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06

=" ANTED.
A. BOY. about l6 years of age, to learn,
"A MARBLE CUTTING. Apply to
E. CARR,
June 6, 1863-3w' Elkton..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

SHERlFF'5 SALE.
TEE STATE % Iowa, In the District Cosrt,
SoOFr COUNTY. Scott Co., State Of Iowa.
DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION
ID issued from the efacs ef the Clsrk Of the dis
triot Court Of Scott county, State Of Iowa, n f-
vor Of Anna Prustler and against Charles J. Il.
Eyser, Cathsrins, his wife, Burnsll, 0llstt Co.,
James G. Bonner and Nicholss Fejervary,
dated October l2th, 1885, and - Ne directed, CON-
manding me that Of the real eetato hefeinaftse
described Of the said Charles ]. h. Eyeef, make
or cause to b 0ade the sam Of four hundred
and forty nine s3-1o0 elAe e3-1o0) dsllass, With
interest ssd costs l levied apon the following
described real estate lying sad being situated IL
the County sf Scott, a1d Sssae of Iowa, VII -
Commeneing at the south -Weeteoen Of Lot one
a. in block sixteen (1s, II The sity Of Davsn.
port theaes runnine north seventy (1o) feet !;
thsaes sast sixty co., fest thenos south ssveaty
(70) fsss thence west sixty [eo) feet alent the
nerthseu beuadfy line Of Thlrd strsst - the place
os bsglnning.
oss for sals st pahlie outsry, 81 the Court Hsuss
door in the city sf Davsupse, eeu1ty q 6setA end
State Of lows, On Friday, the 1VtA day Of Nov
snbsr, 1864, bstwssn the hesrso o'slssk \, L.,
and o'clock 2. l.. ef said day. eels = esnasnss
q The ho1r Of o'elssk, !. l., Of said day, Esd
eash, the sbeve deoesibed pfspeety, o. sa0siens
Dated this 18th day Of Oetobee. loo9,
JAAES TnOR1N0TON.
Sheriff q Seott eeunty. Ieva,
PARKDn HDwAlps, Plf's Attorney.
Mn1k.2k
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TERMS or ADVERTISING In DArY.


ssSh sdditional square,
..I0 halt square, two thirds Of ~ sbov
Sosinssa Osrds not to exceed . lss.s, slo eo Pc
Fos each change N additional ehsrss Of rs sc.n.
Oef square will be made.
:, laags eats charged double the came dimsnsis,
.. Ieeny edvsrtislng contracts will Be- understood
sppy ssflctiy TO the Immediate business Of ths
uvsElser, and all other advertisements scnt In b,
sne edvertiser will be charged extra.
AovetlsemsDts not accom- panied with inssruc.
,rdingly.
Editorial notices charged for ~ tho rate Of IL
per limo, or sght words, and special notice,
~ ~ cents per line, or SO cents line per week.
u ~ noNces Tor religious and benevolent pus
~ oI any Kind whatsoevsr, of ordinary iength
Ao.Ps single announcements Of marriages ana
as.sas, hsrgsd 70 cents per jass -tion.
Advertisements from abr ist be pa;d for
Agents. '.' .fp'''''
;, Contraots for yearly advertising tsrminle a :
sne ois.on OF advertisers, they paying An advance
men! ei 70 per cent. ON tho contract price.
xAdverusements inserted next to reading MATTER
-oPef cont advance on the above rates, and he, 1
on ist or I'd pages Is per cent advance on regular
Ailtraasisnt advertisements mus. be raid for y
advance. ~ :"
Advertisements inserted In weekly On rsasous
RICHARDSON l. DURDirT
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
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AUCTION SALR. - Remember that
Sam Parker ssils 81 10 o'cleek sess WeIsss-
day on Jss A. Ls Ctslrs . farm. . lss Of hse.
sss. colts. cows. hogs. wagsns. harnesses. end
. general Assortmsnt Of farming iapismssss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

DUa4ls Hovss, I
Davenpert. Oct. 10.

Eaijer Dssseerss-Year isieruation TO the
vistias sf nisplassd ses6dssss IN the eass Of
,PreG Jaass Dsis Osss. II ysstsedsys Dom. 4
Nsss b veil received y the ''sold." and Dr..
thfss saeee Of soes % saggsstsd.
cold. q dlsefibutsd aosse the Prosseser's
learned irisbds II shis city. bat am auehoris-
d to ~ that The ssbs are yet In possession oG
The Doctor. aoA will Be diseributed IL psless
- cult the rsqnirsneuts sf the Professor's .
ffisDde. CaA bseWssa 4 \. aud ?. T. o.
Ne POs1ss.
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SAVER lTEns.

Friday. Oslobsr 10.
A11lvDD.
yssNnWEPrLB, Campbsll. Aeatsoss.
CANADA, Parker, Nontfcso.
DHPAnSBD.
JENNIE WarsLB, Campbell, Acltross.
DOAfs LBAvlNo 9Rle nvnnno.
The Northern Liss packet Canada. Capsaiu
Parker, Clerk jerks, Wiz b das for Sc. Louls asd
intsrnedists points this evening. X. n. Prst-
lyman, agent.
BOATS LDAviNo fo-n0aaow.
The mail and passenger packet ksts Casssi
Csptsis ,. ". Davis, and Clssk, b. r. willisns
will depart fer Ksskuk and way po,sts this mora
ing. z. 4. Tilsbin, agent.
The Bill HsnSssson, Captain J. B. Rhodes,
G. King, Clerk. win b the regular Northern Line
bost fos Dubuque end way poiats tomorrow
morning. r. N. Prsttyman, assnt.
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ALWAYS IN TIME.-Ths dry gosds
hou.s Of kehos 4 Csrhars 10 rsssivisg frssh
supplies Of staple and fancy dry gsods every
day. Call and examins the late ssyiss.
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CARDS..
DIR. J. YOUMANS,

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON. .OCULIST AND
Aurist. Uf3ce IN Post Office Block, recently
occupied by Or. Baker. Residence. Main street,
nsar Spring, East Davenport, Iowa. sp4-M
sAA1s T. LANk. John u. DAY.
LANE 4 DAY.
A TTORNEfS AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAM.
IA Psry's new bIosk, opposite the Post Office.
oD17
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, October Is.
FLoUa. More active. spring Extra Is 65@
$5I5. White Winter 81 OOl17. 50.
waRAr.-7hc higher. No. Sprias LA
Rcd l.l6. Amber Iowa liz
CoRN.-70@78c.
Oars -00@64a
BARLEY-$1.10@lSs
RYR.- No. I 20 in store.
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BgRcLARY.-A thief entered the
dwell ing OF Richard Barry. whs Hvss on The
alley between Main and Harrison. and 4th snd
9th streets. last night. and stole pocks stbook
containing $ls5. and made good his escape.
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TIL e CIT Y.
Losr.-See advertisement.

Military Uniforms and Equipments
at short notice BY Esskine. st No.
W est Seoopd street.
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THE MARKETS.


Davenport mafkot....Dally Report.
Oy1fCB OF 91D Dum. 6DWo,l
Friday Rve., October 10. I
Flous-who olssals, es.Ao9Sse retail, $3.50
0e.ss
WaEAr-S60Sloo.
6AaLBY-Aotivs ~ l,loDl.s0.
CoaN-Nominal ct 500.
OArs-4706.O
OsroSs- 1,l0@l,2o
P0fAToBs-5Oc.
New York stock Mar ket.
NDw YosK, October 10.
Gold tl66H
New YORK Market.
NV Yosg, Octobsr Is.
fLOUR--Markst3 cents lower. 80 1O06eO extra
state 86.750e.0A X. H.
WHsAT-Aslkst 1880 lower. lssc0Sl.l4 for
Winter Red.
CoRN-0509Ss.
UArs-S5Q9Oc.
WHIsKY-56ks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

a. oA1HATT ". I. ADAN0
BARRETT T. ADAMS.
Dentists, Corner Brady 4th streets.
OVER PARKS 4 HOSMER'S GRO
M c1RY 6tore. All persona who apprs-
A11nyciste superior style Of Dentistry
will do we'll TO call. Prices moderate, and oil
work warranted. Entrance on Fourth street.
Ocl7-dEwf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

VI THERE IS BUT ONE 0GNU(N
THERE Is BUT ONE 0RNUrN
THERE IS BUT ONE 0ENUINl
AND SURE CURE,
AND SURE CURE,
AND eURE CURE.
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
wAo suner from IRB.0UL 4 RTTIKs Os OD0snucTiON
o. fns 1sHsss. Whstsver may te tie esuss Of thes
obsevsetions.
Tan Cuas zAs SEEN sscoss,srD ron NAN,
| YEARS As
The only Safe Reliance
The only Safe Reliance
The only Safe Reliance
that the Ladies' have for relief fros the suppr.,
sion Of those periodic which. II kept up according
TO the calls Of Nature, will
GUARANTEE TO THEN
GUARANTEE TO THEM
Tho Eullest Amount Of Good Health
and Strength,
sad which, if ne, regularly experienced, viii
produce
MISERY AND DEATH,
MISERY AND DEATH,
AND % THAT
Fsrst Of eI Remsdies for Disease Of Females,
First Of al Remedies for Diseasss Of Fsmalss,
DR. CHEEsEMAD's PILLS.
DIR. CMEESE.M.AJoS PILLS,
DR.. CAEESE.M.ayVsS Pills.
TIE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For all Obsh~uctio,se has been Hailed
sOith Pleasure and Profit
FOR TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
10 oil parts Of the civilized world. IL author is
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
Whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
places confidence and respect. Itis
NO NEW TANGLED ARRANGEMENT
STANDARD REMEDY,
which has never failed,
and thousands Of csrti6cates to this eiest can BE-
fou nd In oil parts Of the country.
The peopristors of Dr.. Oh esssman's
Ions . Tried RooDaD~.
Ions . Tried FOoO.T9O.
Ions +. Tr1Oa ROcO11oo.
Guarantee that
o1gU Bo<
O1GD Dox
oDID BOz
Of Dr.. OasSsnAs's Female 1sgsiasias Pllls.
will restore the natural monthly function 70 Arx
gsxALB, NO AAf1n wnAT nBn CONDITION On Nm
A0D.
Indeed, % certain ars thsss Pills, .sassa Asv,
esss popular and ssrs ssrs for
OVER 4 QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
OvER1A QUARTER or 4 ORNTURY.
. rsetsFs The nsastrual low II aatural w.
that ladiso who ars Hegneat wsse ~ ~ Asss,
- they win isssrjsesy fredssss ss;seasrsass.
THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
Dr.. G. L. CnEESM ArN'N PILLS
ARE TIE ONLY MEDICINE
ARE THE ONLY MEDICINE,
That Married and Single Ladies
have relied spsa fss naay ysars, u sas rely upss
Beware Of 1nnitations.
Tets this sivsstissnsas 70 yeus Drsesist. and
tsll LIN sheS Pea vo0t
TME DROT
Female ne1lcl1e u the WoSll.
'WhisA b ssapssssa d
D. CuE MANS Pill 3
fasse form he sssx prspsr asiss sssv pssfsr-
sssj, With
lnno1late and Rerslstane Suecosa.
DON'T BE DECEIVED,
DON'T BE DECEIVED,
Df. Oheeeomnn'e Pills Aaas reseIea. e. =.
aew reeeiviag, tAe eoaetien Of he neee eupieent
Phyeici1As ~ A1seise.
kplics Dirsssisss witl sash Dox-SAs rsjss
Oas 2sJIr ~ -, ssatainiag flou % y - PMS.
Pills ssas byns5, pesnp1v, - senietlng psieo
b the peopeiseees - eassoot funas.
Sold BY Druggists Generally.
HUfcnlNaeA alLlYsR, -
1nwamsoD,
/ tl.Csoae - NeWsEssA.
aOeoz4kWo0 80
fgH HTaE1 e1 .ssl9 aaasAg a
st rr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
DR. GEO. w. McCARN

O0e 0EO. w. MCCARN,
DHY6l0fAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il In room directly over the Post O6ice.
DR.. Gro. w. MOCARN's residence, east side OF
Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
ian Q-dvtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

DFNrlsrRY.-The new firm of Bar
- and Adsms Is established in their new
and splendid roens over Parks 4 Hosmsr
Grocsry. corner " 4th and Brady. Person,
wishins 10 have dental opsrs.isss Of any
kind performed. will ind thess gentlemen
thoroughly edacsted in their profession Give
Them a full share Of ;'a,ronsgs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

PREssxrArIoN.--Y sstsrday afternoon
. party Of gentlemen frsm Dubuque called
apoo Col. Dorr st his hsadquartsrs at Camp
Roberts and informed him that 40 . token o
thsir high personal sstssn, In which they
bsld him. they pro posed to present him with
. 6ns horse and eqaipmsnts Such proposal
coming from sueh . source. could net
be disrsgardsd. % q the hour appointed the
gallant 9Th was brought into poal.ioa to en-.
JOY the prsssatstisn csrsuopiss. The prsssn-
tstion speech was made BY F. E. Bisssll, Esq.
81 Dabuqss which was haodsomsly responded
70 By Col. Dorr, sfssr which speeches we're
0ads BY D. Cooley. Gen. Baker, Col.
0sisr. Johs Dovd and othsrs
The horse tnus presented 10 haudsome
ssrrsl Of 6ns proportions aud high .pirit and
i valued q ears. vhisA together With The
saddls, bride ste. mskss very hssdsoms
present. of which Col b. may we'll feel prosd.
Last evening the ColIpar,ially returned tbs
soepissst By giving an oyster suppsr At the
Bsrtis House to which ., lsres number Of
fsissds we're invited. The balance Of the sb.
ligaties uudsr which hs wss thus apszpsstsd.
y placed bs inten6s 70 cancel % the hsid Of
ostsls % tie arss opportunity that prssssts
itsslf Unless - ere greatly nistakss the
sbligssioss will Be hasdsonsly met. The
boys Of the oh ere Of the came oplpios. They.
toe. have an been presented with foe horses
By Ussas San. whish. II net - valuable, will
not b lsss instrumental IN carrying their
brave rl6sss = vistsry. Ths rsgiasst leaves
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HENRY sELRY,

nEALER IN FURNITURE. CARPETS
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, window Shades
Ac., East Second St, next door to Perry. iy2l
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Tomorrow evening, Benefit Of Mr. and Mrs
B r. E s L A w 4.
The beautiful domestic Drama Of
ROsinO Meadow,

Doors open st7 to commence as o'clock
Dress circle, 30 cents Pasqustts, rs cents
Private Boxes, IS. Seats can b secured from 3
till P. NJ, st tho above prices.
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!. w. III. BAKER. N. ID. !.

DHYBICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE In
j Basement State Bank Building. Residence
:n Fifth street, between BRADY and Perry streets,
Davenport. Iowa. laovl9-d&wtf
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J. A. REID, M. d.,
OHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICI
J. and residence No. Is. corner Main ana Third
feets, Davenport, Iowa. july1 d
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TO-DAY'SADV'1S,

Watch Seal Lost.
| A GOLD WATCH SEAL. WITH nIxA.
! "a rURE set in It, Vas lost in town TO-DAY. The
finder viii be hsndsomsy rewarded BY leaving
the same 1t Smiths Livery Stable, Conms srcisi
| Alley. ocl6
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BENEFIT OF Nix. FYFFs-Ths mapy
friends Of the talented aud popular yossg -.
tor, Mr.. Charles J. Fyfs. will be lad . learn
that he takes benefit 1t Metropolitan Thea
trs THE evening. on which oseasisa will b
brought out the msgntfie snt drama Of "nsr
bic Heart" This is the most Interesting and
attractive piece that nae ever been vssforosd
In this city and osn hsrjly fail 10 draw full
house. MIR. Fyds has made every effort "a
please the theatre going public since bic en-
gagement. and It is hoped that he will be hasd.
someIy remembered.
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4. r. DOlllSE

Surgical and Mechanical DeRtlst,
SaADY ssREEr, BErwERs FOURTH AND FIvTB
ALL WORK EXECUTED In A
0YVv strong and serviceabls manner, and
Ax1J satisfaction guars atiea. Office open
houre, day and night. jnel-df
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LADIES SHoEs.-The ladies will ind
II to their interse, 10 call At the store Of Child
d Co. on Brady street below 2nd. and exam
ins their splendid stock Of ladies' shoes, gait
ere and balmoral CATERS Of oil kinds They
have just the kind Of goods that you want
Also tbs most complete stock OF ehildrens
goods 10 the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

REDEl PeIsoHHAs.-U uofaeial intel.
nssnes has bees received. ws understand.
thas Aboat 1vs thsassad rebel prissssrs viii
sees traasSesrel to the barresks % The Island
h lsv dsys. TIE sssoamsdatiens are sov
oeerly n reAdlnese.
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DIR. p. II. WORLEY,
homeopathic PhystCiaM
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON WEST
~ Fifth street, next door east Of Congregation
III Church. nov 22-d6m
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Or FOR DIxir.-The 8th Cavalry
Dol J. B Dorr. leaves to- morrow 0errow BY
rail. en- route for the Army Of the Cumbsr.
lsod, via Loaisvilis Ky. Gen. Resscfsos needs
help, and in the sth he will lind twelve kus.
dfei Ha~ksyss OF az good pluck aod spirit ~
sver entered the battle field 1t 10 10 b re-
gretted that The men ceuld not have bad more
msnd for their services that they have to 20
without that experience 10 cavalry tactics
that rendere that army Of the service 90 sf-
fsctivs, Our most hearty regards 60 with
them to the felo.
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Mrs. K. F. JAY BuLLENE, the WE'LL
known trance speaking aud singing msdiun,
will deliver courss lectures at lie Olairs Hall,
commencing on Saturday evening st halt
Past seven. alec on Sunday afternoon aud
evening ~ two and half past seven.
N. B-The subject will Be chosen By the
audience. II so desired,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and lady as essts.
sings tickets l6 cents
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The Daily Democrat and News,
RiolsARpsoN 4 suaD, TT.

PnOPRIRrOns:
y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. BURDITT.
Ws the unasrsignsd agree 70 the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
:. DAhY.-ls cent per week ,pa, able TO srii srs.
Aail and post-ohacs subscribers, 81 90 per ann M
payable In advance.
WssxLY.--S2,e0 per annum, 10 advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

PL,MMER's BOOK SroRv.--This pop
ular concern 10 now completely stocked. and
presenta the most excellent chsnc es for pu, :
chasing good yoods at reasonable prices nov
afforded in Dsvsnport. Ar. 2. 10 we'll known
to this community - . merchant. aud what
ever he sells will be found to be psrfset In
every respect. See sdvsrtissmsst. and whss
You want anything in his lias. give him .
call aud you will be sure 10 be pleased.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

QDW PENNUYLvANIA HOUSE.
1oRNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STe.
~ Davsapeet leWa. DAVIS 4 Sons,Pr ristors
Ifoo 0maibns % and iron the cars. On % Of
1taGDs lsavingfee LeClAise; Pnnsston, Lyons, De-
Via, 0nQaoko1a ~ Ano6oeo.
he One DnliaeSoP dav auf1l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

JOHN XlMM&8MANN.
nDIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC.
l tursr, Grants Block, Muin street
US ~ Davenport, iowa. Aliinstsuments Of
ny eWnmakD warranted end kept In order with
e1t sharye, ,Avs years.
\. .B.-nspairine and tuniLg done At l times
n0din the Test manner.
0vgNrOnr. AuRuet 6th I00l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT,
" Agent FOR Herring's Safes and Fairbanks
osalsc, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris and
Ne. 3 Front Street.
Dayeupoft lowe, May II, l063.-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

Ax,TIEa DtAgr. -Tle " ,shlngton
c,rresp ,ndent OF thcB, TN Herald ex-
presses the opini n tn 1t here Wi II be
another draft immediately, and tnat Sec
Rotary Stanton wal recommend the alb
rosa'ion Of the $500 exemption clause.
CHI. Jour.
TIE FIRST attempt all admit wss a com
plete failure. A vast deal of expense has
be incurred and HE dat has pto-
duced bat very few men. 1t is not Ike
", however, that the second draft vii
not be ordered until after the meeting oil
the next Congress, at which time the
$500 exemption clause will lie repealed
There is no use OF irving to get men Ly
drafting, so long as $500 will pnrcnsse
exemption. This is pretty well under
stood by this time at the War Depart
ment. The powers have arrived at the
Couciusi, that il is men no. not mon y
that WAS wanted. The timid can q lei
tn il fears io' the present. There W Il bt
no draft fer the uev, five or six months.